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Xantrex Freedom X2000 2000w True Sine Wave InverterXantrex Freedom X 2000 Watt True Sinewave Inverter Model: 817 2000 Extended Surge Rating: Surges to 2X continuous power for 2 seconds for motor loads True Sine Wave AC Power: For operation of sensitive and motor loads Ignition Control: Feature to turn inverter on off via a 12 VDC signal and to minimize battery drain by switching the inverter off when the ignition key is turned off Wide 10 18 VDC Input Range: Ensures inverter operation on high voltage
Xantrex Freedom X 2000 Watt True Sinewave Inverter
Model: 817-2000- Extended Surge Rating: Surges to 2X continuous power for 2 seconds for motor loads
- True Sine Wave AC Power: For operation of sensitive and motor loads
- Ignition Control: Feature to turn inverter on/off via a 12 VDC signal and to minimize battery drain by switching the inverter off when the ignition key is turned off
- Wide 10-18 VDC Input Range: Ensures inverter operation on high voltage alternators found on many new vehicle chassis
- Built-in 30A AC Transfer Relay: Senses when outside AC Power is present and transfers the load from the inverter to the source of incoming power (shore or generator). The unit also automatically switches from invert mode to charge mode
- Quick Installation: Huge wiring bay for easy access and quick connect AC in/out terminals for fast & easy wiring
The Freedom X inverter offers premium performance in a lightweight compact package. It cranks out full output from -4°F - 104°F for operation in all climate temperatures. The extended surge rating of the Freedom X makes it ideal to start difficult loads including fridge and microwave. The quick connect terminals at AC IN/OUT make installation a breeze.
Specifications| Electrical Specifications | |
| Operating voltage | 120, 110, 108 VAC |
| Continuous power | Continuous Power 2000 W @40 C True sine wave |
| Continuous current | 16.7 Amps |
| Surge power | 4000 watts |
| Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Peak efficiency | 91% |
| Full load efficiency | Greather than or equal to 87% |
| Operating voltage range | 85-140 VAC |
| Safe Non-Operating voltage range | Up to 240VAC |
| General Specifications | |
| Operating temperature range | -4 to 140 F (-20 to 60 C), with output derated above 104 F (40 °C) |
| Storage Temperature Range | -40 to 158 F (-40 to 70 C) |
| Humidity | 5 to 95% RH, non-condensing |
| Transfer Relay Rating | 30Amp |
| Operating voltage range | LBCO voltage - 18.0 VDC |
| Maximum Non-Operating Voltage | 24.0 VDC |
| Nominal Voltage (Inverting) | 12 VDC |
| Nominal Current at Full Load | 192ADC |
| Dimensions | 15.4"(390mm) x 10.8"(275mm) x 4.0"(102mm) |
What's in the Box:
- Freedom X unit
- Plastic bushings for large DC cables
- Pre-installed ground lug
- Documentation
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