Xantrex Technology SW3000 user service Connecting the AC Input and AC Output Wires

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Installing the Inverter/Charger

Step 3: Connecting the AC Input and AC Output Wires

FIRE, ELECTRICAL SHOCK, AND ENERGY HAZARDS

Make sure wiring being connected to the inverter/charger is disconnected (physically or by opening the breaker) from all electrical sources before handling. All wiring must be done in accordance with local and national electrical wiring codes.

Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury.

General AC Wiring Considerations

AC and DC Wiring Separation Do not mix AC and DC wiring in the same conduit or panel. Consult the applicable installation code for details about DC wiring and AC wiring in vicinity to each other.

AC Input and Output Isolation The AC input and output circuits of this inverter/charger are isolated from each other when in invert mode to ensure safe operation. This isolation must be maintained in the installation, by being sure not to connect AC input and output wiring to a common point. For example, do not route the AC input and output neutrals to a common neutral bus.

AC Wiring Compartment For your reference, the AC wiring compartment is shown in Figure 4 on page 24.

AC Knockouts There are two dual 1.0"/ 3/4" trade-size knockouts on the side panel for AC wiring. Use the same trade size of strain relief as the trade size of the knockout(s) you are using.

AC Wiring Terminals The AC wiring terminals accept cables of a specific size. See “AC Wiring” on page 11 for required sizes.

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Contents Freedom SW Sine Wave Inverter/Charger Page This guide for use by qualified installers only Statement of Hazard About This GuideRelated Information Electrical Shock Hazard Important Safety InstructionsExplosion Hazard Fire and Burn HazardPrecautions When Working With Batteries Exposure to Chemicals and Gases Hazard Precautions When Preparing to ChargeRisk of Damage to the INVERTER/CHARGER Limitations on USE RegulatoryContents Page This guide for use by qualified installers only Page Introduction Materials List Materials ListBefore You Begin the Installation Installation InformationInstallation Codes Electrical Shock and Fire HazardsAbout the Xanbus System Typical Xanbus System DiagramSystem Accessories Xanbus EnabledTwo Key Performance Factors Planning the InstallationSize and Length of DC Cables Mounting Location of the Freedom SWAC, DC, and Network Components PlanningPlanning AC Input AC ComponentsAC Output AC LoadsAC Output Protection AC Input ProtectionGfci Requirements Tested GFCIsDistribution Panels AC WiringAC Output Neutral Bonding Batteries DC ComponentsDC Disconnects and Over-Current Devices DC CablingDC Grounding Heavy Load Tools Installation Tools and MaterialsMaterials Overview Installing the Inverter/ChargerFire and Explosion Hazard Choosing a Location for the Inverter/ChargerHeat Hazard Battery acid BatterySafe Close toConsiderations Mounting the Inverter/ChargerTo mount the inverter/charger By qualified installers only Approved Mounting Orientation Orientation? General AC Wiring Considerations Connecting the AC Input and AC Output WiresFIRE, Electrical SHOCK, and Energy Hazards Equipment Damage Connecting AC Input WiresTo make the AC input connections To make the AC output wiring connections Connecting the AC Output WiresDamage other equipment Lines for Single DC Connection Precautions Connecting the DC CablesPreparing the Cables To prepare the DC cablesElectrical Shock and Fire Hazard Guidelines for Routing the DC CablesFire Hazard Connecting the DC Cables to the Inverter/ChargerEquipment Damage DUE to Reverse Polarity To connect the DC cablesDC Terminal Covers To connect the chassis ground DC Wiring and DC GroundingMounting Options Connecting the Battery Temperature Sensor BTSTo mount the sensor on the negative battery terminal Mounting to the Negative Battery TerminalConnecting the BTS Cable to BTS Jack To mount the sensor on the battery case Mounting to the Side of the Battery CaseTo connect the Freedom SW 3000 to the Xanbus network Connecting to the NetworkPerforming Checks Prior to Initial Start-Up Testing in Invert Mode Testing Your InstallationInstallation Complete Testing in Charge Mode and AC Bypass ModeTo verify that the Freedom SW 3000 starts charging Inverter/Charger Physical Specifications Battery Bank Sizing Battery InformationCalculating Battery Size Calculate Battery SizeBattery Information Battery Bank Sizing Worksheet Battery BanksRestrictions on Motor Size = Total watt-hours of AC load between charges Parallel Connection Cabling and Hook-up ConfigurationsBatteries Connected in Series Series ConnectionBatteries in Series-Parallel Connections Series-Parallel ConnectionsPage Page Xantrex Technology Inc

SW3000 specifications

Xantrex Technology SW3000 is a versatile and powerful inverter that plays a crucial role in providing reliable electrical power to off-grid and mobile applications. Designed specifically for those who require a dependable power source in remote locations or for recreational vehicles, the SW3000 stands out with its excellent features and innovative technologies.

One of the primary characteristics of the SW3000 is its ability to deliver a continuous output of 3000 watts, making it suitable for a wide range of appliances and tools. The inverter can handle startup loads for inductive devices, such as refrigerators and air conditioners, with ease. This capability ensures that users can operate their essential equipment without the worry of overloading the system.

The SW3000 inverter is equipped with advanced Pure Sine Wave technology, ensuring that the output power is clean and stable. Pure Sine Wave inverters are crucial for sensitive electronics, as they provide a smooth power output that mimics the utility grid. This feature protects your devices from potential damage caused by lower-quality inverter systems.

Additionally, the Xantrex SW3000 offers integrated features such as an automatic transfer switch, which seamlessly transfers power between the inverter and utility power when both are available. This ensures uninterrupted operation and convenience for the user. The inverter also has a user-friendly interface, including LED indicators that provide information on the inverter's status, allowing for easy monitoring.

Another significant aspect of the SW3000 is its robust thermal management. The design includes built-in cooling fans that prevent overheating during heavy use, ensuring the longevity of the unit. The inverter also comes with multiple safety features, such as over-voltage, under-voltage, and over-temperature protection, offering peace of mind.

Furthermore, the SW3000 is engineered for easy installation, including versatile mounting options, making it an excellent choice for various applications, from boats and RVs to cabins and backup power systems. Its durable design enables it to withstand harsh environmental conditions, ensuring reliable performance in diverse settings.

Overall, the Xantrex Technology SW3000 inverter combines power capacity, advanced technology, and user-friendly features, making it a top choice for those seeking reliable power solutions in off-grid and mobile environments.
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