Typical System Diagrams

Typical System Diagrams

Every installation is a custom-designed system. It could be a residential, solar, marine, or RV installation with an almost unlimited number of variations. The following diagrams illustrate a few typical system designs for residential, solar, and marine installations.

Residential Backup System

This diagram illustrates a typical residential backup system. This system features:

1.AC power supplied by a utility system

2.DC power supplied by a battery bank and protected by a DC fuse in the positive cable

3.A main AC distribution center that includes a maximum 30-amp circuit breaker that supplies the inverter/charger

4.A sub-panel AC distribution center with branch circuit breakers that supply only loads that run off of the inverter/charger

5.The earth ground

d

DC Fuse or Circuit Breaker

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Prosi ne Si newave Inverter / Charger 2. 5

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120Vac from

Utility Grid

AC Sub-panel

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AC Main Panel

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Xantrex Technology PS3.0, PS2.5 installation and operation guide Typical System Diagrams, Residential Backup System

PS3.0, PS2.5 specifications

Xantrex Technology has made significant strides in the power electronics sector with the introduction of their PS2.5 and PS3.0 inverter models. These inverters are designed primarily for solar energy applications, offering reliable and efficient power conversion for residential and commercial solar installations. The PS series stands out in the market due to its advanced features, innovative technologies, and user-friendly characteristics.

One of the main features of the Xantrex PS2.5 and PS3.0 inverters is their high efficiency rating, typically above 97%. This means that a minimal amount of energy is lost during conversion, allowing users to maximize their solar energy utilization. Additionally, these inverters come with a wide input voltage range, making them versatile and capable of handling various solar panel configurations.

Both models are equipped with advanced MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) technology. This feature optimizes the energy output from solar panels by constantly adjusting the operating point to ensure maximum power is extracted, even in variable weather conditions or partial shading. This capability significantly enhances the overall energy harvest from solar systems.

Another notable characteristic is their compact and lightweight design, which facilitates easy installation and integration into existing systems. The inverters are also designed with robust thermal management solutions, ensuring they operate effectively even in high-temperature environments. This durability extends their lifespan and increases reliability, critical factors for any solar installation.

Xantrex has also prioritized user experience with the PS2.5 and PS3.0 models by providing a built-in monitoring system. Users can access real-time data on energy production, performance metrics, and system status through a user-friendly interface. This connectivity allows for quick troubleshooting and maintenance, thus enhancing the overall efficiency of solar energy systems.

Safety is paramount in the design of these inverters. They meet stringent international safety standards and come equipped with comprehensive protection features, including over-voltage, under-voltage, and short-circuit protection. This ensures the inverter operates safely, protecting both the user and the connected solar array.

In summary, Xantrex Technology's PS2.5 and PS3.0 inverters are engineered with cutting-edge features and technologies that cater to the evolving needs of solar energy users. Their efficiency, adaptability, and focus on safety make them an excellent choice for those looking to invest in renewable energy solutions. As the demand for sustainable energy continues to rise, Xantrex is poised to play a significant role in the market with these innovative inverter solutions.