02-13-2016, 07:23 PM
That would be my guess also Richard. Although I think the max charger output of the 2500 was about 130 amps DC.
OK, just found a copy of the manual, using "Dual Inputs: You may feed the internal battery charger separately from the transfer input which feeds the AC loads. In this case, connect one 30 Amp feed to the charger pigtails and another 30 Amp feed to the transfer switch input. The advantage is to balance the AC loads when 2 legs of incoming AC power are available. These two feeds can be in or out of phase. Transfer will only occur when power is applied to both inputs. The charger can draw up to 27 Amps on one leg of power and the transfer switch can pass up to 30 Amps from the other leg of power".
So the charger can draw up to 27 amps.
http://www.xantrex.com/documents/discont...manual.pdf
OK, just found a copy of the manual, using "Dual Inputs: You may feed the internal battery charger separately from the transfer input which feeds the AC loads. In this case, connect one 30 Amp feed to the charger pigtails and another 30 Amp feed to the transfer switch input. The advantage is to balance the AC loads when 2 legs of incoming AC power are available. These two feeds can be in or out of phase. Transfer will only occur when power is applied to both inputs. The charger can draw up to 27 Amps on one leg of power and the transfer switch can pass up to 30 Amps from the other leg of power".
So the charger can draw up to 27 amps.
http://www.xantrex.com/documents/discont...manual.pdf