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So I hooked a remote panel from my PRO series 1800 (part #808-7134) to my ProWATT SW 600 and now my 600 is inoperable. It will not power up or anything. It never had a load on it or anything. Any clues on what is wrong and how to fix it? I know it was an idiot thing to do, but its done now and Xantrex has been zero help.
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So I hooked a remote panel from my PRO series 1800 (part #808-7134) to my ProWATT SW 600 and now my 600 is inoperable. It will not power up or anything. It never had a load on it or anything. Any clues on what is wrong and how to fix it? I know it was an idiot thing to do, but its done now and Xantrex has been zero help. -
Are you telling us you hooked up two Inverters in parallel? Connected the 1800 watt Inverter output in parallel with the 600 watt Inverter output. If so that That was just plain stupid and you got exactly what you asked for.
Real simple, throw it in the trash and buy a new one. Xantrex and no one here can help you. You learn a lot when you loose money, Only way Inverters can do that is if they are made for it, and require a sync cable between them to synchronize their output so they do not blow up. You got lucky it was only one of them.Last edited by Sunking; 04-11-2017, 08:01 PM.MSEE, PE -
No, of course not. I plugged the control panel via RJ45 cable into the wrong inverter.Comment
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OK my bad.MSEE, PEComment
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