Xantrex XPower 1000 Plus, Owner'S Manual

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Index
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C
cable sizes
calculating for XPower 1200 Plus
3–6
calculating for XPower 1750 Plus
3–8
cabling
configuration for heavy loads illustrated
3–3
configuration for normal loads illustrated
3–2
charging
from AC power
C–3
from alternative energy sources
C–3
using a high-output alternator
C–3
using an alternator controller
C–3
with engine alternator
C–2
charging systems
designing a system
3–4, C–2
requirements
C–2
chassis ground
for recreational vehicles
3–14
guidelines for connecting
3–14
chassis ground cable sizes
XPower 1200 Plus
3–7
XPower 1750 Plus
3–9
chassis ground screw
2–4, 3–14
current draw, no load
1–2, A–2
Customer Service
preparing to call
WA–4
D
DC cables
avoiding excessive lengths
3–5
correct polarity
3–17
DC cabling terminals
2–4
DC input wire sizes and lengths for XPower 1200
Plus
3–6
DC input wire sizes and lengths for XPower 1750
Plus
3–8
DC panel connections illustrated
3–14
DC panel illustrated
2–4
depth of discharge (DOD)
B–5
E
electrolyte level
B–8
explosive gases
1–vii, 3–17, B–8
F
Fault light
2–3
for
3–8
freezers
4–4
fuses
3–10, 3–12
type and size
3–10
G
gases
battery, venting
3–5
explosive
1–vii, 3–17, B–8
H
high-output alternator
described
C–3
installing
C–3
mention
3–12
hydrometer
B–9
I
Information about Your System form
WA–4
input voltage
4–4
Input Voltage Display
2–3, 4–2, 5–3
installation
codes
3–4
overview of steps
3–13
installation materials
3–12
installation tools
3–11
installation, designing your
3–2
inverter
back panel features described
2–4
electrical specifications
A–2
front panel features described
2–3
front panel illustrated
2–3
input voltage
4–4
loads
4–4
mounting location
3–5, 3–13
mounting orientation
3–13
operating several loads
4–2
physical specifications
A–2
power output
4–3
problem loads
4–4
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