Made in America, EXELTECH XP SERIES INVERTERS
are the most affordable, reliable, lightweight and best
regulated, true sine wave inverters available. The XP
SERIES inverter will operate any AC load anywhere. Ultra
lightweight, yet rugged enough for the most extreme
mobile enviroments, the XP SERIES is available in 100Vac,
120Vac, or 230Vac in 50Hz, 60Hz or 400Hz for land, marine
or military applications, worldwide. |
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True Sine Wave |
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125 Watts to 1100 Watts |
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12 Vdc to 108 Vdc Input |
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Rack Mount Optional |
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Remote Switching |
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21.5 Years MTBF |
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| Specifications |
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| Output Power |
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| Continuous Power
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Surge Power |
No Load Power |
Output Voltage |
Output Current |
Weight LBS. |
| 125 Watt |
150 Watts |
5 Watts |
100 +/- 6% |
1.2 |
2 |
| 125 Watt |
150 Watts |
5 Watts |
120 +/- 6% |
1.1 |
2 |
| 250 Watt** |
300 Watts |
6 Watts |
100 +/- 6% |
2.5 |
5 |
| 250 Watt** |
300 Watts |
6 Watts |
120 +/- 6% |
2.1 |
5 |
| 250 Watt** |
300 Watts |
7 Watts |
230 +/- 6% |
1.1 |
5 |
| 600 Watt** |
1100 Watts |
8 Watts |
100 +/- 6% |
6.0 |
6.5 |
| 600 Watt** |
1100 Watts |
8 Watts |
120 +/- 6% |
5.1 |
6.5 |
| 600 Watt** |
1100 Watts |
9 Watts |
230 +/- 6% |
2.7 |
6.5 |
| 1100 Watt** |
2200 Watts |
20 Watts* |
100 +/- 6% |
11.0 |
10 |
| 1100 Watt**
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2200 Watts
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20 Watts*
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120 +/-
6% |
9.5 |
10 |
| 1100 Watt** |
2200 Watts |
20 Watts* |
230 +/- 6% |
4.8 |
10 |
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| *10W
with X2 option |
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| **remote switchable |
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| Input Power |
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| Model Voltage |
Minimum (Typical)**
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System (Typical)
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Maximum (Typical)**
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Typical Efficiency
@ Full Power |
Peak Efficiency @
1/3 Power |
| 12Vdc |
10.4/10.6Vdc* |
13.8Vdc |
16.5Vdc |
85% |
87% |
| 24Vdc |
19/21Vdc* |
27.6Vdc |
33Vdc |
87% |
89% |
| 32Vdc |
26.5/28Vdc* |
36.8Vdc |
44Vdc |
88% |
90% |
| 48Vdc |
41.5/42.1Vdc* |
55.2Vdc |
62Vdc |
87% |
89% |
| 66Vdc |
57.5/58.5Vdc* |
75.9Vdc |
91.1Vdc |
88% |
90% |
| 108Vdc |
94/95Vdc* |
125Vdc |
149Vdc |
87% |
90% |
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| *Indicates typical cut-off voltage/warning
buzzer voltage |
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| General |
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| Conditions |
Minimum |
Typical |
Maximum |
| Waveform |
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Sinusoidal |
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| Voltage Output |
- 5% |
Nominal |
+5% |
| Line Regulation |
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0.1% |
0.5% |
| Load Regulation |
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0.5% |
1% |
| Distortion |
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1.5% |
2% |
| Frequency |
-0.1% |
Nominal |
+0.1% |
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| Mechanical |
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Case size (WxHxD) |
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125W case size= 4.93“ x 2.00” x 6.80” (2 lbs)g |
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250W case size= 5.23“ x 2.77” x 10.38” (5 lbs) |
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600W case size= 7.70" x 3.60" x 11.77" (6.5 lbs) |
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1100W case size= 7.70“ x 3.60” x 14.77” (10 lbs) |
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| Protection circuitry |
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Over Voltage*: Shut off at maximum
input voltage, per input conditions. Automatic reset upon
fault correction. |
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Under Voltage*: Shut off at minimum
input voltage, per input conditions |
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Thermal*: 105 C internal temperature.
Warning buzz 5 C before shut off |
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Output Short: Unit shuts off (manual
reset) |
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| Environmental |
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Temperature: -25 to 30 C full power derated above 30 C |
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Humidity: 5 to 95% non condensing |
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Altitude: -200 to 10k feet full power, derated above 10k |
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Audible Noise: Less than 45dbA |
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Cooling: 600W/1100W Thermo- statically controlled forced air.
125W/250W convection cooled. |
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Finish: Painted aluminum |
Warranty: Full year parts labor |
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| Options |
Option (02)* Low Idle Current Drain- A ferrite bar
across the inductor to aid in reducing power draw when
the unit is on but under no load |
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Option (04) Circuit Board with Heatsink Only- For
OEM applications only |
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Option (07) Conformal Coating- Protects the cicuit
board in high humidity or airborne contaminant environments
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Option (20)** Transfer Relay- 50 milli-second transfer
switch. Very useful as a "shore power" switch. This gives
the inverter the ability to accept an input from another
source, such as the utility grid, generator or even another
inverter. The option comes prewired from the factory as
a utility primary transfer switch, but may be re-configured
with supplied jumpers to act as an inverter primary transfer
switch or as an alarm, indicating inverter failure. |
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