Xantrex Technology PROwatt 1000 - Manual (Page 78)

Index
Index–4
R
reserve capacity B–3
restart after shutdown 4–5
Return Material Authorization number D–3
returning products
how to package D–3
policy D–3
procedure D–3
S
safety information vii , 3–2
serial number D–3 , D–4
servicing
no user-serviceable parts vii , 5–3
obtaining service 2–2 , D–2
shipping address D–3
shutdown
from AC overload 1–3 , 4–4
from high or low voltage 1–3 , 4–4
from high temperature 1–3 , 4–4
restart after 4–5
specifications
inverter A–2
remote On/Off switch A–2
starting batteries B–3
state of charge B–9
T
television reception 5–2
temperature
ideal ambient temperature 3–5
reducing ambient temperature 5–4
template (remote switch)
illustrated D–5
installing 3–10
terminal blocks
AC GND 3–7
AC HOT 3–7
AC NEUT 3–7
for AC wiring 2–4 , 3–7 , 3–8
transfer switch (AC)
illustrated 3–9
in materials list 3–3
installing 3–8
transfer switching 3–6
troubleshooting
buzz in audio equipment 5–2
common problems 5–2
reference table 5–3
television reception 5–2
V
ventilation vii , viii , 3–5 , 5–4 , B–8
ventilation openings 2–4 , 3–10 , 5–4
voltmeter B–9
VOLTS indicator 2–3 , 3–17 , 4–4 , 5–3
W
warranty
and damage caused by reverse polarity 3–7 , 3–
16
obtaining service D–2
period of coverage D–2
terms and conditions D–2
web site v , 4–7 , C–3
wiring. See AC wiring or DC cables.
X
Xantrex
email 2–2 , D–2
fax number 2–2 , D–2
phone number 2–2 , D–2
web site v , 4–7 , C–3
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