Annoying PWM sound from Xantrex inverter
I finally got my Xantrex ProWatt SW 2000 installed into my rig. Functionally, everything seems great. I can run the hair dryer (on 800W setting anyway) and microwave at the same time. I finished...
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You're not making any sense to me.
Say you have 3 battery charging sources: alternator, converter and charge controller;
and 2 battery loads: inverter and dc power center.
All 5 (positive) cables should go independently to the fuse (or fuses) located next to the battery. Likewise the grounds should go independently to the battery chassis connection or independently to battery ground.
In other words, do not daisy chain any power cable!
Say you have 3 battery charging sources: alternator, converter and charge controller;
and 2 battery loads: inverter and dc power center.
All 5 (positive) cables should go independently to the fuse (or fuses) located next to the battery. Likewise the grounds should go independently to the battery chassis connection or independently to battery ground.
In other words, do not daisy chain any power cable!
Almot wrote:Salvo wrote:
A good design has all battery charging sources connected directly to the battery.
Through the Pos bus is the correct way.
