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Xantrex Technology PH1800 manual Typical Loads that might be used with the PowerHub

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Operation

Typical Loads that might be used with the PowerHub 1800

The following types of appliances can be used with the PowerHub 1800 providing.

❐Sump pumps

❐Microwaves

❐Refrigerators

❐Freezers

❐Lighting

❐Television or Audio Equipment

❐Most power tools

Loads That Might Not Work Well With the PowerHub 1800

The following types of appliances might not work as expected with the PowerHub 1800. See “Possible Problem Loads” on page 3–8 for additional information.

❐Some pellet stoves that have an auger for pellet feeding

❐Some electronic furnace controls

❐Some rechargeable devices

❐Variable speed fans or lights with dimmer switches

Loads that should NOT be used with the PowerHub 1800

The PowerHub 1800 is not intended for use in connection with life support systems or other medical equipment or devices.

Figure 2-7Loads That Should Never Be Used With the PowerHub 1800

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Xantrex Technology PH1800 manual Typical Loads that might be used with the PowerHub

Contents

PowerHub Operator’s GuidePH1800 Page Operator’s Guide PowerHubAbout Xantrex TrademarksNotice of Copyright Exclusion for DocumentationAbout This Guide PurposeScope AudienceConventions Used Abbreviations and AcronymsRelated Information The following conventions are used in this guideImportant Safety Instructions WARNING Limitations on useNo No Figure i Basic SafetyNo No Precautions When Working With Batteries WARNING Fire or Explosion HazardPrecautions for Using Rechargeable Appliances FCC/ICES 003 Information to the UserCAUTION Equipment Damage Power Down Procedure To Power Down the PowerHubWARNING Shock Hazard If hardwired...... To Power Down the PowerHubFigure iii Power Down Procedure for Hardwired Installations SafetyContents 1 Introduction2 Operation 3 Troubleshooting A SpecificationsFigures Page Tables Page 1 Introduction For this topicIntroduction Principles of Inverter OperationBasic Functions of the PowerHub will illuminate if AC power is available at the AC outletsWARNING Shock Hazard Inverter Features User FeaturesWARNING Shock Hazard Battery Charger Features Standby Mode Voltage 12.5 VdcCurrent Current2 Operation Chapter 2 contains information on operating the PowerHubFor this topic Inverter Control Panel Figure 2-1 The PowerHub 1800 Inverter Control Panel8.8.8.8 User Controls and Display WARNING Shock HazardThe following provides a detailed description of the user controls and Operating Mode LEDs Status LEDsInput LEDs WARNING Shock HazardSelecting Charger Settings Output LEDsPower On and Off Basic OperationTo turn the power to the PowerHub ON or OFF Changing the Display Figure 2-3 Input DisplaysBasic Operation 975-0288-01-01Net Power will be displayed Battery Voltage will be displayed Figure 2-4 Output DisplaysOperation 975-0288-01-01Changing Charging Settings Connecting AC Loads CAUTION Equipment DamageFigure 2-6 Connecting AC Loads Connecting AC LoadsON/OFF Power Button 120 Vac Power Outlets x4 AC Indicator LED WARNING Shock HazardTypical Loads that might be used with the PowerHub Loads That Might Not Work Well With the PowerHubLoads that should NOT be used with the PowerHub 3 Troubleshooting For this topicHow to Troubleshoot the PowerHub Error Codes of ErrorResolution Descriptionof Error ResolutionDescription DisplayedIf Utility Power is NOT Available Table 3-2 Possible Problems if Utility Power is Not AvailableProblem SolutionTable 3-2 Possible Problems if Utility Power is Not Available ProblemSolution battery. Check battery is not overchargedIf Utility Power is Available Table 3-3 Possible Problems if Utility Power is AvailableProblem SolutionPossible Problem Loads WARNING Fire HazardRechargeable Devices CAUTION Equipment Damage Ground Fault Protection Replacing the Ground Fault Protection FuseWARNING Shock hazard WARNING Energy and fire hazardFigure 3-1 Replacing Ground Fault Protection Fuse Ground Fault Protectionpanel to expose the terminals PV Ground Fault Protection Fuse AC Indicator LED3-12 A Specifications Electrical Specifications Table A-1 Electrical Specifications for the InverterTable A-2 Electrical Specifications for the Battery Box PowerHub 1800 InverterPhysical Specifications Battery Charger SpecificationsTable A-3 Physical Specifications of the Inverter Table A-4 Physical Specifications of the Battery BoxVoltage 12.5 Vdc CurrentCurrent Figure A-1 Three-Stage Charging ProcessCharging Profiles 40-amp Charging ProfileDefault Value Table A-5 40-amp Charging Profile10-amp Charging Profile 0-amp Charging ProfileTable A-6 10-amp Charging Profile Index warranty out of warranty service WA-4 terms and conditions WA-1 IndexRechargeable Devices Wind LEDWarranty and Return Information WarrantyDisclaimer ProductReturn Material Authorization Policy Return ProcedureExclusions Out of Warranty Service Information About Your System WA-6 Page Xantrex Technology Inc 1 800 670 0707 Tel toll free NA 1 360 925 5097 Tel direct1 800 994 7828 Fax toll free NA 975-0288-01-01