XPower 1750 Plus Inverter
When I turn the inerter on it shows input voltage but no output and the red fault light comes on. I do not have anything drawing on it and the fault light remains. It would not be caused by thermal sh...
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Lenny K wrote:
Good point about seeing a 150 amp draw vice the 120 amp draw that I am actually seeing on my Trimetric. I have 2/0 wires on my batteries and going to the inverter. I looked up the wiring requirement for the Go Power 2000 PSW and that is what it requires.
The wiring (and its correct fuse) is good to go with the higher amps then.
In theory with the higher amps you will get more of a voltage drop, which means you hit the 11v inverter alarm at a higher SOC than before. If this limits your lifestyle, the cure is to have more of a battery bank in AH, or go AGM.
