Xantrex freedom sw2024 inverter/charger - 2000w - 24v

Xantrex Freedon SW2024 Inverter/Charger815-202424V, 2000W - 120 Vac / 60 HzPowerful. Configurable. Versatile... The NEW GENERATION Freedom SW series represents highly sophisticated and advanced inverter/ chargers available in 3000 W with 150 A charger and 2000 W with 100 A charger models. Product DescriptionThe second generation 2000 watt model has been completely redesigned to include many of the same great features found in its high power counterpart.A key feature enhancement is 'Generator Support Mode' which enables the Freedom SW to supplement a generator when AC loads exceed the generator's capacity. The new generation models also feature improved AC transfer/AC input detection time, providing the ability to transfer AC loads to batteries in less than 10 milliseconds when the incoming grid or generator power is lost. Connected loads are almost unable to feel the power transition due to this quick transfer time. Both models are approved to UL458 with marine supplement, CSA, ABYC and FCC, Class B - PARALLEL AND SERIES STACKINGParallel stacking enables the Freedom SW inverter/chargers to double the AC output in inverter mode. Series stacking enables the Freedom SW inverter/chargers to generate 120/240 V split phase output2 2 AC source must be split phase, requires Stacking Cable (part# 808-9005)ApplicationDesigned for a variety of mobile applications such as commercial, emergency and recreational vehicles, marine vessels, construction and military FeaturesPure sine wave output to operate sensitive electronics Advanced configuration options for customized applications Parallel and series stacking capability Built-in transfer switch automatically transfers between inverter power and incoming AC powerPower factor corrected, multi-stage charger for fast, efficient chargingTemperature compensated charging for a vareity of climate conditionsIgnition lockout feature helps prevent unnecessary battery drain when the alternator is not providing power3Wide operating temp