XPower 1500 (with 60 AH Battery) Power Inverter by Xantrex
Model # 805-1500
Description
Portable Powerpack
XPower Powerpack 1500 is a portable power system that can supply up to 1500 watts of household electricity – enough to run almost any electronic product or appliance you might connect to your wall outlet at home. XPower Powerpack 1500 consists of a battery pack that stores electrical energy, state-of-the-art electronics that convert 12 volts from the battery pack to household power, an AC power panel that contains two standard outlets, and a DC power panel that is used to run 12 volt products. These components are packaged into a rugged “cart” with a removable waist handle that allows XPower Powerpack 1500 to be wheeled from room-to-room or outdoors over rough terrain.
XPower Powerpack 1500 is an excellent alternative to a generator – no noise, no fumes, no fuel, and no moving parts. With the accessories provided, recharge XPower Powerpack 1500 using utility power from your wall outlet, from your vehicle, or from a solar panel.
Features
- Powers AC products up to 1500 watts
- Easy to monitor, dual-outlet, AC panel
- Built-in 1500 watt inverter with protection features
- Industrial design
- Quick and easy to recharge
- One year warranty
Accessories
- AC Charger – recharge XPower from a standard wall outlet
- DC Charging Cable – recharge from your car, truck or RV
Specifications
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Electrical Specifications
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115 volt AC section
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AC output power (10 minutes)
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1500 watts
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AC output power (continuous)
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1350 watts
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AC surge power (max)
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3000 watts
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AC output voltage (nominal)
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115 volts
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AC output frequency
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60 Hz +/- 4 Hz
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AC output waveform
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Modified sine wave
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Inverter no-load current
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0.3 amps (battery drain with no load on inverter)
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12 volt DC section
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Internal battery type
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Sealed lead acid, AGM
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Internal battery capacity
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51 amp-hours, 600 CCA
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Internal battery voltage (nominal)
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12 VDC
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DC power socket (circuit breaker)
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12 amps (automatic reset)
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Charging System
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AC charger bulk charging current (max)
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5 amps
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Peak charging voltage (nominal)
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14.4 volts
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Float charge voltage (nominal)
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13.6 volts
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General Specifications
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Operating/Storage temperature
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32°F - 104°F (O°C - 40°C)
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Inverter low battery alarm (nominal)
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10.7 volts
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Inverter low battery shutdown (nominal)
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10.0 volts
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Dimensions (H x W x D) with no handle
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14.8 x 15.6 x 12.3" (37.6 x 39.6 x 31.2cm)
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Dimensions (height with handle)
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38.0" (96.5 cm)
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Weight
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60 lb (27.3 kg)
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Warranty
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One year
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Applications
For power emergencies
Run essential appliances like refridgerators, cordless/mobile phones, radios, fireplace fans, table lamps, microwaves etc. when the power goes out
For work and productivity
Operate power drills, belt sanders, circular saws, hedge trimmers, leaf blowers, vacuums, computers, large monitors, fax machines, and inkjet printers
For recreation
Run blenders, video games, TV and VCRs, satellite equipment, coffee makers, portable coolers and more
Operating Times
How Long Will it Provide Power?
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AC Powered Products
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Watts(1)
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Hours(2)
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Radio
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8
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60
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Portable Stereo
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20
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23
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13” TV/VCR
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100
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4
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Refrigerator – 18 cu. Ft.(3)
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150
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4
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Fax Machine (4)
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120
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3
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Computer with 15” Monitor
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200
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2
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Hedge Trimmer
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230
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1.2
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Circular Saw (12 A) (5)
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900
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.25
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Microwave Oven
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1000
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.2
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DC Powered Products
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Watts(1)
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Hours(2)
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Cellular Telephone (6)
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6
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100
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Fluorescent Light
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8
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75
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Portable Cooler
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30
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14
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Tire Inflator
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100
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(1) Represents actual power consumption as measured on sample products
(2) Operating times assume a fully charged battery and may vary based on model/brand used
(3) Assumes 40% duty cycle
(4) Assumes continuous operation (send or receive)
(5) Assumes continuous operation (blade engaged, but not cutting)
(6) Represents talk time available from 34 recharge cycles
