Xantrex Technology 2000i, 700i, 1400i manual Operation, Turning the Inverter On and Off

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Operation

Turning the Inverter On and Off

The power switch on the inverter’s front panel turns the control circuit in the PROwatt SW on and off.

To toggle the inverter on and off from its front panel:

1.Press and hold (for one second) the inverter’s power switch button to turn the inverter On or Off.

2.You may release the button shortly after hearing a quick beep.

NOTE: When the inverter is on, the Green Indicator LED lights up and the Digital Display shows power and voltage information.

WARNING: Risk of electrical shock.

The unit’s power switch when turned off does not disconnect power from the PROwatt SW.

Operating Several Loads at Once

If you are going to operate several loads from the PROwatt SW, turn them on separately after you have turned the inverter on.

This will ensure that the inverter does not have to deliver the starting current for all the loads at once.

Turning the Inverter Off Between Charges

When the power switch is on but no power is being supplied to a load, the inverter draws less than 1000 mA from the battery. This is a low current draw. It would take about four days to discharge a 100 Ah battery at this current, so you don’t have to worry about excessive drain on your battery if you leave the inverter switched on for one to two days.

If you are not planning to recharge your battery within three to four days, switch the inverter off.

NOTE: When the inverter’s power switch button is Off, the inverter draws less than 10 mA current from the battery. It would take a year to discharge a 100 Ah battery at this current.

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2000i, 700i, 1400i specifications

Xantrex Technology is a recognized leader in power conversion technology, producing a range of inverter solutions that cater to various needs, especially for recreational vehicles, boating, and off-grid applications. Among its prominent products are the Xantrex 1400i, 700i, and 2000i inverters. These devices are specially designed to provide reliable, efficient power in compact form factors, making them ideal for a diverse range of users.

The Xantrex 1400i inverter is well-suited for mid-sized applications. It offers a robust 1400 watts of continuous power output with a surge capacity of 2800 watts. This model features a modified sine wave output, allowing it to run common household appliances like televisions, microwaves, and power tools without issues. Its lightweight design and integrated cooling system ensure efficient operation, maintaining performance and extending product life under various conditions.

The Xantrex 700i inverter caters to those with lower power requirements, delivering 700 watts of continuous output and 1400 watts for transient loads. Its compact design makes it an ideal choice for smaller RVs and boats or for use in emergency backup systems. The 700i also incorporates a built-in USB port, allowing users to charge mobile devices conveniently. Despite its size, the 700i is designed for maximum efficiency, ensuring that users can get energy where they need it without unnecessary loss.

On the other hand, the Xantrex 2000i inverter stands out with its ability to provide 2000 watts of continuous power and a surge capacity of 4000 watts. This model is particularly beneficial for those who demand higher power for larger appliances or multiple devices simultaneously. The 2000i is also equipped with advanced safety features, including overload protection, short-circuit protection, and thermal shutdown, ensuring that users can rely on consistent and safe power delivery.

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