I'm not able to help you but I just spent half the day working on a rig that likes to light up that very inverter (I mean set it on fire)
I think we figured it out (open neutral) but .... When he gets his next one we are going to pow-wow with it and some test gear before we "Smoke test" it
Nothin adds excitment like something that is none of your business John is Near Kenwood TS-2000 housed in a 2005 Damon Intruder 377
Why is everyone so reluctant on this topic. Do an internet search for "xantrex 2500 dual input inverter" and you will get pages of vendors selling them. The part number is from the xantrex freedom series #458 25-12.
Also when I said Camping World turned me onto this was an example of how easy it is to purchase one which started as the topic of this post. So getting back to the original post, I still think the easiest thing to do would be to exchange the 2000w single input inverter for a 2500w dual since that is the way his system is already wired.
Dave
Try talking to the people at Don Rowes Inverters in Monroe, OR. It's all they do.... Looking at the map they are only a couple hours from "Northern Calif."
www.donrowe.com
Me, the DW, 2 dogs and more.
1998 Overland Larado, 41', one slide, 325 Cummins, '02 Jeep Liberty Upgrades we've done: SMI-Air Force 1 towed brake system, replaced all 3 TVs with new hiDef LCDs, inst. Xantrex 2Kw Inverter, Prog. Ind. HW50 surge protector
I wanted to thank all you guys 4 the help.I went ahead and got the 2500 2 in 2 out as byronli suggested. I think thats the best way. Thanks again 2 doug and byronli 4 all your help. KENNY
PS. MY E-MAIL is kjmorey@sbcglobal.net drop me a line if your ever in the bay area . The wife and i will buy you a drink.
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