The Xantrex 781-0110 is a power inverter/charger designed for marine and RV applications, providing reliable AC power from DC battery sources. It features pure sine wave output, automatic transfer switching, battery charging capabilities, remote control compatibility, and comprehensive protection systems. Below are key sections for safety, installation, configuration, operation, and troubleshooting.
Key components: Inverter/Charger unit, Remote Control Panel, DC input terminals, AC input/output terminals, Communication port, Cooling fan, Status indicators.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Pure Sine Wave Output | Clean AC power compatible with sensitive electronics |
| Automatic Transfer Switch | Seamlessly switches between shore power and inverter power |
| Battery Charger | Multi-stage charging for extended battery life |
| Remote Control Capability | Monitor and control from remote location |
| Protection Systems | Overload, over-temperature, low battery voltage protection |
| DC Input Terminals | For battery bank connection |
| AC Input Terminal | For shore power/generator connection |
| AC Output Terminal | For AC load distribution |
| Communication Port | For remote monitoring and firmware updates |
| Status LEDs | Visual indicators for operation mode and faults |
Read all instructions before installation. Ensure proper ventilation and clearance.
WARNING! High voltage present at terminals. Risk of electric shock or fire if improperly installed. Install circuit breakers as specified.
Verify all components are present and undamaged before proceeding.
CAUTION! Unit is heavy; use two people for handling and mounting.
Refer to diagrams for proper connection of DC battery bank, AC input, and AC output.
DC Connection: Connect positive battery cable to DC+ terminal, negative to DC- terminal. Install appropriate DC circuit breaker within 18 inches of battery.
AC Connection: Connect shore power to AC INPUT terminals (L, N, G). Connect AC loads to AC OUTPUT terminals. Ensure proper grounding.
Remote Connection: Connect remote control cable to communication port using provided connector.
Mount unit vertically on solid surface using provided hardware.
Tip: Mount in location accessible for maintenance but protected from elements.
Configure settings for your specific battery type and application requirements.
WARNING! Incorrect battery settings can damage batteries. Consult battery manufacturer specifications.
Install and configure remote control panel for monitoring and control.
Normal operation procedures and best practices.
CAUTION! Do not operate with cover removed. Keep ventilation openings clear.
Regular maintenance ensures optimal performance and longevity.
Monthly: Check all connections for tightness. Clean ventilation openings. Inspect for corrosion.
Quarterly: Verify proper operation of cooling fan. Check battery connections and condition.
Annually: Perform full system inspection. Test all protection features. Update firmware if available.
CAUTION! Disconnect all power sources before performing any maintenance.
| Symptom | Possible Cause | Corrective Action |
|---|---|---|
| No AC output | Low battery voltage | Check battery voltage and connections; recharge batteries. |
| Unit shuts down under load | Overload or overheating | Reduce connected load; ensure proper ventilation. |
| Battery not charging | AC input not detected | Verify shore power connection and circuit breaker status. |
| Fault LED illuminated | Various protection triggers | Check error code on remote panel; refer to fault code chart. |
| Remote panel not working | Communication cable issue | Check cable connections; ensure proper termination. |
| Excessive noise from unit | Cooling fan obstruction | Clean fan and ventilation openings; ensure free airflow. |
Reset Procedure: Disconnect all power sources for 5 minutes, then reconnect.
Technical Support: 1-800-670-0707; www.xantrex.com