Xantrex Technology 3000 manual Introduction, Quality Power

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1 Introduction

The XPower Inverter 3000 Plus has been designed to give you quality power, ease of use, and reliability.

Please take a few moments to read this chapter to familiarize yourself with the main performance features and protection features.

Quality Power

The XPower Inverter 3000 Plus is designed for use in recreational vehicles (RVs), light and heavy duty truck applications, and other in- vehicle applications.

The inverter provides up to 2500 W of continuous power. It is designed to handle loads such as microwaves, refrigerators, freezers, circular saws, and small air compressors.

The inverter’s high surge capability lets you handle many hard-to- start loads, including large TVs, refrigerators, and freezers.

The inverter’s low standby battery demand means you don’t have to worry about excessive drain on your battery if you leave the inverter on for a few days. When the inverter is on but no power is being supplied to a load, the inverter draws less than 600 mA from the battery.

The cooling fan in the inverter is thermally activated and comes on when the inverter becomes warm. The fan turns off automatically after the inverter has cooled.

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Contents Owner’s Guide XPower Inverter 3000 PlusDate and Revision Purpose About This GuideScope AudienceRelated Information Conventions UsedImportant Safety Instructions Precautions When Working With Batteries Explosive gas precautionsPrecautions for Using Rechargeable Appliances Viii Contents Specifications TroubleshootingOperation Alternators and Charging Systems Battery TypesXii Introduction Quality PowerComprehensive Protection Ease of UseRemote On/Off Switch FeaturesDimensions of Remote On/Off Switch AC Panel Feature DescriptionRemote On/Off Connector Port For connecting the Remote On Positive DC Cabling Terminal always connects to the cable DC PanelDesigning Your Installation Installation1Configuration for Normal Loads Calculating Battery Requirements Installation CodesChoosing an Effective Charging System Choosing an Appropriate Location Inverter must only be installed in a location that isCalculating Size of DC Input Cables Calculating Cable SizesCalculating Size of Chassis Ground Cable To select the correct fuse type and size Calculating Fuse/Circuit Breaker SizeSafety Instructions Installing the inverterInstallation Tools and Materials Installing the Remote On/Off Switch Overview of Installation StepsTo mount the inverter Mounting the InverterAC Connections Connecting the Chassis GroundGrounding Locations DC Disconnects and Over-Current DevicesTo make the DC connections Connecting the DC CablesInstallation Connecting the DC Cables Page Turning the Inverter On and Off OperationOperating Several Loads at Once Display Screen Turning the Inverter Off Between ChargesOperating Limits Power OutputInput Voltage High Surge Loads Inverter LoadsTrouble Loads Recharging Your Batteries Routine MaintenancePage Common Problems TroubleshootingBuzz in Audio Equipment Television ReceptionTroubleshooting Reference Consumer Hotline Page Physical Specifications SpecificationsElectrical Performance Page Battery Types Battery TypesAutomotive Starting Batteries Deep-Cycle BatteriesBattery Size To determine how much battery capacity you need Estimating Battery RequirementsPer Day Hours = a x B Battery Sizing ExampleBattery Sizing Worksheet Two Separate Battery Banks Using Multiple BatteriesTwo Batteries Connected In Parallel Battery Tips Following table Charging System Requirements Alternators and Charging SystemsUsing an Alternator Controller Using a Standard Vehicle AlternatorUsing a High-Output Alternator Charging With an Engine AlternatorCharging From Alternative Energy Sources Charging From AC PowerPage Warranty Warranty and Product InformationWA-2 975-0128-01-01 Product DisclaimerExclusions Return Procedure Return Material Authorization PolicyOut of Warranty Service Purchased From Purchase Date Information About Your System
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