Xantrex inverter installation

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Hello President, Hank!!

The answer to your question is YES.


James
78FC33SB "Old School"
Tunica, MS


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Henry Jay Hannigan"
wrote:
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> ---I have a question......I have the two old bricks battery
chargers
> and wonder if I can connect my xantrex 2500 Plus and minus lead to
> the existing battery wires without any problem???
> seems OK as I would just be disconnection two battery chargers and
> replacing them in same circuit.
>
> Hope someone out there has the answer. hooking up the AC out is
for
> another day!
> Regards,
> Hank Hannigan
> 80FC31
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> In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "birdshill123"
> wrote:
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> > One of my upcoming projects on out 1988 FC will be to replace
the
> > existing inverter and "dumb" battery charger with the 458, 2000
> Xantrex
> > inverter charger. I do not plan on running the A/C with the
> inverter.
> > But I thought it would be nice to operate the Micro and once in
a
> while
> > the TV's. In my unit the existing charger and inverter are in
> adjacent
> > comaprtments, streetside. The inverter is in the large
> compartrment
> > just forward of the dinette and the charger is in the one right
> under
> > the dinette. The charger also has a big fan in the compartment
for
> > cooling. I have not yet determined which circuits are powered by
> the
> > inverter but I only see one 110volt romex coming out of the
> inverter. I
> > have the basic remote for the Xantrex and will probably be able
> to
> > utilize the existing wiring for the remote. I do not have a
> complete
> > wiring diagram and would appreciate any tips on this install. If
I
> just
> > connect the existing wiring to the inverter/charger what will be
> the
> > results? Any suggestions appreciated. As always this forum is a
> wealth
> > of knowledge.
> >
> > Bruce
> >
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