Xantrex Freedom XC PRO Marine 2000W Inverter/Charger 12V [818 2015]

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Freedom XC PRO Marine 2000W Inverter/Charger - 12V

A true sine wave inverter with a built-in lithium-ion battery charger and transfer switch in a compact, lightweight footprint. Configure and monitor system performance via Bluetooth app available on the optional Bluetooth remote panel (# 808-0817-02). Seamless integration with Micro-C NMEA 2000 Connector.

The Freedom XC PRO Marine inverter/charger, supporting CANbus NMEA 2000 protocol, is the most versatile and flexible AC power solution in the market today. It supports seamless integration with third-party monitoring and control systems. It also features a 100 amp (2000W model) / 150 amp (3000W model) battery charger and offers all of the configurable features of the Freedom XC series inverter/charger in a compact, lightweight package. It cranks out full output in invert or charge mode from -4°F (-20°C) - 104°F (40°C) for operation in all climate temperatures. The extended surge rating enables compressor loads such as an A/C or a fridge to start reliably.

Features:

Extended Surge Rating: Surges to 2X continuous power for 5 seconds for motor loads

True Sine Wave AC Power: For the operation of sensitive and motor loads

Ignition Control: Feature to turn the 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

Programmable AC Under-Voltage (85-110VAC) Shutdown: Feature ideal to operate under weak shore power or generator input

Built-in 50A AC Transfer Relay (3KW model): Senses when outside AC Power is present and transfers the load from the inverter to the source of incoming power

Built-In Charger Features:

Power Factor Corrected Multi-Stage Charging: Utilizes less shorepower when charging batteries. This frees up more usable AC power for running electrical devices and appliances and reduces the likelihood of tripping shorepower breakers