2Charging with AC Power | Xantrex Technology 400 Plus, 400 R

Recharging the XPower Powerpack Battery

1.Ensure the Emergency Light Switch is in the OFF position. (Center)

2.Ensure the AC Power Switch is in the OFF Position.

AC Charging Plug

≈ 35 hours charge time (assuming the battery has been fully discharged).

3.Insert the AC Charging plug into the Charger Input Socket inside the Storage Compartment on the back of the unit.

4.Insert the AC Charger into a standard 120 Vac outlet.

Control Panel

5.Check the Charging Status LED. It should be flashing.

Flashing LED = Charging Steady ON LED = Standby

Figure 3-2Charging with AC Power

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Xantrex Technology 400 Plus, 400 R manual 2Charging with AC Power

Contents

Owner’s Guide Powerpack 400 R Date and Revision Conventions Used Purpose Related Information References to XPower Powerpack Important Safety Instructions Figure i Basic Safety Important Safety Instructions Precautions When Working With Batteries 975-0162-01-01 Vii Precautions for Using Rechargeable Appliances Contents Operation Troubleshooting MaintenanceSpecifications Xii Figures Xiv Automatic Overload About the XPower PowerpackIntroduction Comprehensive Protection Jump-Start Cables Safety Fuse Low Battery ProtectionOverheating Contents Features Front Panel XPower Powerpack Features DC Power Socket can Feature Description Compressor Nozzle Adaptor compartment Storage Compartment Back Panel Radio Enlargement Radio XPower Powerpack 400 R only Air Compressor 5Air Compressor Features Emergency Light and Jump-Start Port Light ON/OFF Switch 400 Plus Light ON/OFF/Pulse Switch 400R 7Accessories and Accessory Bag Accessories Operating Conditions and Guidelines Operation Choosing a Location Dry Cool Ventilated Safe Protected from battery gases Recharging the XPower Powerpack Battery Charging with the AC Charger 2Charging with AC Power Charging with the DC-to-DC Accessory Cable 3Charging with DC Power Recharging with a Generator’s Regulated 12 Vdc Outlet To recharge with a solar panel Recharging From a Solar Panel 5Checking the State-of-Charge Checking the State-of-Charge AC Appliance Watts a Hours b AC Appliances Operating AC Appliances Low-Battery Alarm Overload Protection Vdc Appliance Watts a Hours b Vdc Appliances 7Operating AC Appliances Operating DC Appliances Control Panel Operation Required How to Condition Action Charging Status Jump-Starting a Vehicle’s Engine To jump-start a vehicle or boat engine 10Emergency Light Using the Emergency Light 11Using the Emergency Light Using the Air Compressor 12XPower Powerpack Air Compressor To use a Nozzle Adapter Over-Temperature Safety Protection Other Inflatables Inflating TiresTires Bicycle Tires To inflate your vehicle, motorcycle, or bicycle tires To inflate small sports equipment Inflating Small Sports Equipment Radio Features Power DrawListening to the AM Band Radio Operation Required How to Condition Required Action Connecting to an External Battery 18Basic Jump-start Cable Safety 19Connecting the XPower Powerpack to an External Battery Battery Maintenance Maintenance Battery Life Replacing the Internal Battery Battery Capacity Ah Obtaining a Replacement Battery Fasteners Battery Replacement Procedure To replace a light bulb Replacing the Incandescent Light To replace the external fuse Replacing the External Fuse Recycling Maintenance 975-0162-01-01 Electrical Specifications SpecificationsDC Section Internal Battery Charging Controller System AC Power Section Accessories Radio XPower Powerpack 400 R onlyAir Compressor XPower Powerpack Physical specifications Plus 400 R Physical Specifications Television Interference TroubleshootingCommon Problems Buzz in Audio Equipment Problem Possible Cause Solution Troubleshooting Reference 1Troubleshooting reference Charging Green Voltage at the AC Use AC wall outlet that supplies 1Troubleshooting reference Warranty Warranty and Return Product Disclaimer Exclusions Return Material Authorization Policy Out of Warranty Service Return Procedure Serial Number Purchased From Purchase Date Information About Your System WA-6