Connecting to renogy inverter to converter

Connecting to renogy inverter to converter professional#

We do not offer expedited shipping under any circumstances.' In this case, as part of the policy, if after testing the item being returned is not deemed defective, the buyer is responsible to pay the return shipping cost.Unit is working as intended in this configuration.

Customer incorrectly measured this as 0.0V due to their multimeter being set to VDC.

Unit is outputting about 1840W without issue.

Battery bank is sized at 12V 300AH Lithium.

'Here are the testing process that was made.

Image - Shore power baseline - microwave off In comparison, when I run the microwave on shore-power and measure through our surge protector it registers 1275 Watts at 12 Amps. Our battery monitor shows the IC shutting down between 12 watts.

Upon testing we were never able to prevent the IC from shutting when powering a 900W microwave.

Connecting to renogy inverter to converter professional#

Soon after delivery the IC was installed by a professional RV solar electrician (along with a Chins 200ah LiFePO4 battery).

Summary of the process that I have been through:

Is there a better way to work with Renogy? They still have the IC and appear not to be able to send it back to me or do the right thing and give me a refund, even just based on how much hassle this has been for the past 5-plus months.

Is there anything in my setup that could be causing the IC to be shutting down while 'functioning as intended' in a Renogy bench test?.

After waiting far too long for them to get to it they say the IC is functioning as intended. I have gone as far as returning the IC to Renogy for testing. I could use some assistance in figuring out why my Renogy Solar 2000W Inverter Charger (IC) is shutting down when running my 900 watt microwave in my travel trailer. My apologies in advance if this posting is not in line with the mission of this forum. Can you trace this wire to see where it goes?Since Will is so honest in his communication in his product testing, am thinking it is alright to share my experience with Renogy Solar following my purchase of a 2000W inverter charger. It looks like the upper wire is something like 12-14awg which would be suitable for the AC power output from the Xantrex. This is all quite manageable, just need a little more info.

For example if the old one was 2000w and the new one is 3000w we should make sure the existing wires from the battery are sufficient (safe). Those should be pretty straight forward though and only need to be checked for size if your new inverter is more powerful than the old one. What is missing from both pics are the huge (probably red and black) wires from the battery. In regards to whether the Xantrex is an inverter charger, does your RV have a power cord that plugs into shore power (RV campground power outlet)? If you could trace where these go that would be super helpful.

The other lower wire is small and may be connected to a remote on/off switch or other control mechanism. The lower flat gray wire looks like an RJ-45 (or similar) which might go to a display or control panel. Can you trace this wire to see where it goes? Click to expand.It looks like the upper wire is something like 12-14awg which would be suitable for the AC power output from the Xantrex.