Xantrex PowerHub 1800 PH1800GFP

Xantrex PowerHub 1800 [PH1800-GFP]

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PowerHub 1800

A Clean, Green, Backup Power Solution

The Xantrex PowerHub is a combination of an inverter/charger module capable of delivering up to 1800 watts of household power. It is the first backup power solution to operate with solar and wind inputs. Power from a generator or the utility grid can also be used with the PowerHub system to recharge its batteries. The PowerHub provides an affordable, high-output, primary power solution for an off-grid cottage or cabin, as well as backup power for grid-connected homes when the power goes out. It is scalable up to 400 amp-hours of energy, allowing customers to build their system based on their power requirements.

Features:

Never worry about running out of power – renewable power sources, solar and wind, sustain the PowerHub’s battery charge indefinitely
An excellent alternative to a generator – designed for indoor use, with no fuel, fumes or noise
Add it to a grid-tie solar energy system for backup power
Modified sine wave inverter/charger with battery box
The battery box stores up to 200 amp-hours of battery power (single battery box included; batteries purchased separately)
A second battery may be connected to double the battery capacity (additional battery box and batteries sold separately)
Designed to include a generator as part of the system; generator power can pass through the unit to the AC outlets, and recharge the batteries
Integrated transfer switch
40-amp three-stage charger
Four AC outlets with hardwire option
Two DC inputs for solar and/or wind connections
Full-feature LED display for system monitoring

Warning WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Diisononyl Phthalate (DINP) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and Di-isodecyl Phthalate (DIDP) which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.