Xantrex PROwatt 3000 - Page 77

A
AC receptacle 2–3, 2–5, 3–7
AC wiring
color coding
3–6
connecting to an AC circuit
3–6, 3–7
knockout for
2–5, 3–7
procedure
3–7
Ah. See amp-hour capacity.
air compressors
1–2
air conditioners
1–2
alarm
low battery
1–3, 4–5, 5–3
low voltage
4–5
OVER TEMP
4–4
alternator
high-output
3–3, B–3
vehicle alternator
B–2
alternator controller
3–3
described
B–3
installing
B–3
amp-hour (Ah) capacity
C–3
AMPS indicator
2–4, 4–3, 5–3, 5–4
appliances
air conditioners
1–2
battery-operated
xii
current draw
C–4
fans
4–6
possible damage to
4–6
power consumption
C–4, C–5
rechargeable
xii
televisions
1–2
VCRs
1–2
audio equipment, buzz in
5–2
B
batteries
amp-hour (Ah) capacity
C–3
automotive starting
C–2, C–3
charging frequency
4–7
connecting 2 in parallel
C–6
deep-cycle lead-acid
C–2
depth of discharge
C–5
discharged
C–8
electrolyte level
C–8
golf cart
C–2
marine
C–2
nickel-cadmium
xii, 4–6
parallel connection illustrated
C–6
reserve capacity
C–3, C–5
routine maintenance
4–7
RV
C–2
self-discharge
C–8
temperature sensitivity
C–8
using 2 battery banks
C–7
using multiple
C–6
battery banks
described
C–7
illustrated
C–7
battery chargers
4–7
for nickel-cadmium batteries
xii
recommended types
B–3
battery connections
C–9
battery demand, standby
1–2, 4–2, A–2
battery isolator
component
3–3
using
C–2
battery reserve capacity
C–3
battery selector switch
3–16, C–7
battery size
estimating example
C–4
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