Regulatory, Limitations on USE | Xantrex Technology Freedom SW 2000

Regulatory

The Freedom SW 2000 Inverter/Charger is certified to appropriate US and Canadian standards. For more information see “Regulatory Approvals” on page 68 of the Owner’s Guide.

The Freedom SW 2000 Inverter/Charger is intended to be used for RV, marine, and commercial truck applications. It is not intended for other applications as it may not comply with the additional safety code requirements needed for those other applications. See “Limitations On Use” below.

LIMITATIONS ON USE

•Do not use in connection with life support systems or other medical equipment or devices.

•Do not use in ambulances or other life-saving emergency vehicles.

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

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Contents

Freedom SW Sine Wave Inverter/Charger Page This guide for use by qualified installers only About This Guide Statement of Hazard Related Information Important Safety Instructions Electrical Shock Hazard Fire and Burn Hazard Explosion Hazard Precautions When Working With Batteries Exposure to Chemicals and Gases Hazard Precautions When Preparing to ChargeRisk of Damage to the INVERTER/CHARGER Regulatory Limitations on USE Contents Page Cabling and Hook-up Configurations Page Introduction Materials List Materials List Installation Codes Installation InformationBefore You Begin the Installation Electrical Shock and Fire Hazards Size and Length of DC Cables Planning the InstallationTwo Key Performance Factors Mounting Location of the Freedom SW AC and DC Components including wire and breaker sizes Sample Vehicle Electrical System Configuration For wire and breaker size information AC Output AC ComponentsAC Input AC Loads Gfci Requirements Distribution PanelsAC Output Protection Tested GFCIs AC Wiring AC Output Neutral Bonding Batteries DC ComponentsDC Disconnects and Over-Current Devices DC Cabling DC Grounding Heavy Load Tools Installation Tools and MaterialsMaterials Installing the Inverter/Charger Overview Fire and Explosion Hazard Choosing a Location for the Inverter/ChargerHeat Hazard Safe BatteryBattery acid Close to Considerations Mounting the Inverter/ChargerTo mount the inverter/charger Approved Mounting Orientation Orientation? Comment Approved Mounting Orientation Orientation? General AC Wiring Considerations Connecting the AC Input and AC Output WiresFIRE, Electrical SHOCK, and Energy Hazards Damage other equipment Connecting AC Input WiresEquipment Damage To make the AC input connections Connecting AC Output Wires Output AC Wire Size Preparing the Cables Connecting the DC CablesDC Connection Precautions To prepare the DC cables Guidelines for Routing the DC Cables Electrical Shock and Fire Hazard Fire Hazard Connecting the DC Cables to the Inverter/ChargerEquipment Damage DUE to Reverse Polarity DC Terminal Covers 2000 To connect the chassis ground Connecting the Battery Temperature Sensor BTS Mounting Options Mounting to the Negative Battery Terminal To mount the sensor on the negative battery terminal Connecting the BTS Cable to BTS Jack Mounting to the Side of the Battery Case To mount the sensor on the battery case Performing Checks Prior to Initial Start-Up Testing Your Installation Testing in Invert Mode Testing in Charge Mode Installation Complete Inverter/Charger Physical Specifications Calculating Battery Size Battery InformationBattery Bank Sizing Calculate Battery Size Battery Information Battery Bank Sizing Worksheet Battery BanksRestrictions on Motor Size = Total watt-hours of AC load between charges Cabling and Hook-up Configurations Parallel Connection Series Connection Batteries Connected in Series Series-Parallel Connections Batteries in Series-Parallel ConnectionsPage Page Xantrex Technology Inc