Freedom X 1000 Watt Inverter | Xantrex 817-1000

Adding the Freedom X 1000 to your boat lets you operate a variety of equipment when there’s no AC outlet nearby. This Xantrex 1,000-watt inverter connects to your 12-volt DC battery bank or vehicle battery, switching them to AC power using the smooth utility-grade delivery of pure sine waves. With up to 1,000 watts of simultaneous power, you can remotely operate coffee makers, microwaves, small refrigerators, media players, plug-in lights and more. A pure sine wave inverter is the closest you can get to standard outlets, so they’re the best choice to run sensitive electronics and motor-operated devices.

Use this power inverter on boats and remote work sites, at campgrounds and other places you need to remain connected. It’s also an excellent emergency backup power solution. The Freedom X Xantrex inverter has a 30A AC transfer relay; when this senses other AC power, the inverter will automatically switch to this power source and go into passthrough charging mode. Furthermore, each pure sine power inverter has built-in extended surge protection and can handle inputs of up to 18 VDC so it isn’t overwhelmed by modern vehicle alternators. The large wiring bay lets you quickly connect all input and output terminals.

Keep your equipment and appliances running anywhere with a Xantrex Freedom X 1000 pure sine power inverter. Our knowledgeable staff can tell you more about its operation and the best uses.

Product Features:

• 1,000-watt power inverter, 12-volt DC
• Surges to 2x continuous power for up to two seconds for motor loads.
• Pure sine wave AC power for operation of sensitive and motor loads.
• Operating range of -4 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit
• The inverter turns on/off via a 12-VDC signal which minimizes battery drain by switching the inverter off when the ignition key is turned off
• Wide 10-18 VDC input range ensures inverter operation on high-voltage alternators found on many new vehicle chassis.
• Built-in 30A AC transfer relay senses when outside AC power is present and transfers the load from the inverter to the source of incoming power (shore, generator, etc.).
• Automatically switches from invert mode to charge mode when AC power is present.