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809-0910 Xantrex System Control Panel Xanbus Enabled Scp on 2040-parts.com

US $179.95
Location:

Lake Havasu City, Arizona, US

Lake Havasu City, Arizona, US
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Up for sale today is a:  809-0910 Xantrex System Control Panel Xanbus enabled SCP,  The xantrex SCP provides comprehensive set-up and control of your inverter/charger system through an intuitive user interface.  The SCP is the center of a Xanbus enabled power management system, connecting devices together and allowing them to transfer information, share controls and coordinate actions.

Monitor:

  • Battery voltage, current and temperature
  • AC voltage, current and frequency
  • inverter/charger status
  • generator status*
  • diagnostic information
Control
  • inverter/charger operation
  • power sharing
  • load sensing
  • generator starting*
Configure
  • Battery type and bank size
  • inverter/charger settings
  • generator start and stop triggers*
     *require automatic generator start

Brand new in sealed box, never used.  Please email with questions.  Free Shipping, lower 48 !!

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