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Xenteq PurePower Switch Inverter 24V 3000W

Xenteq PurePower Switch Inverter 24V 3000W

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The Xenteq PurePowerSwitch 24V 3000W (PPS 3000-224) is a pure sine wave inverter with a built-in bypass / changeover relay. It automatically switches between mains electricity and the inverter, so that 230V appliances can remain connected without a separate changeover box.

24 V 3000 W continuous 6000 W peak Pure sine wave Bypass (automatic changeover) App (PurePower)
What can you use it for?
  • More 230V “space” than 2000W: multiple chargers, heavier tools or kitchen appliances (depending on the situation).
  • Leave appliances connected and automatically switch between mains electricity and the battery inverter (bypass).
  • Practical if you regularly stay at campsites, but also want to work off-grid often.

3000W is serious power. In a 24V system, the battery currents are lower than in a 12V system, but good cabling, a fuse, and a short cable route remain important. Are you unsure whether your battery/BMS can handle this? Send us your appliance list (Watts) + battery details, and we will check it with you.

Unique: bypass function + selectable priority

The PurePowerSwitch has an internal changeover relay (bypass). As soon as mains electricity is available, the 230V output can automatically switch over to mains voltage. So you do not need to install a separate changeover box.

Choose priority (2 modes)

  • MAINS priority: mains electricity takes precedence as soon as it is available (useful to conserve your battery).
  • INV priority: inverter/battery takes precedence; it only switches over to mains electricity when the set low-voltage threshold is reached (useful with a lot of solar energy).

Transfer times (indicative)

  • Prio “MAINS”: mains voltage → inverter 40–65 ms, inverter → mains voltage 10–20 ms
  • Prio “INV”: mains voltage → inverter 2–10 ms, inverter → mains voltage 45–75 ms

Useful for campers/mobile workshops and systems with (a lot of) solar energy.

Overload protection of the bypass is provided by an external fuse.

PurePower app & control (real-time + settings)
  • Read out in real time via the free PurePower app.
  • Set to standby (useful if you temporarily do not need 230V).
  • Personalize settings, including low-voltage monitoring and restart timer (charge first, then switch back on).

Extra ease of use? This inverter can be expanded with a remote control: PPR-1 or PPR-3.

Note: PPR-2 is also mentioned as an option in this series; PPR-1 and PPR-3 are available from Faraday Energy.

Installation & safety
  • Always fuse: protect the battery cable with a suitable external fuse (as close to the battery as possible).
  • Ability to isolate: make sure you can safely isolate the inverter for maintenance (via the fuse, a DC circuit breaker or the main switch of your system).
  • Short, suitable cable route prevents voltage drop and unnecessary heat.
  • Ventilation: active cooling (fan). Place freely and not in a confined warm space.

24V advantage (practical)

In a 24V system, the currents on the battery side are lower than in a 12V system at the same power. This often makes it a bit “quieter” in practice for cabling and voltage drop — especially at 3000W.

Would you like us to take a look at cable sizes, fuse rating and placement? Send us a photo of your setup + battery type + distance inverter ↔ battery.

Specifications (summary)
  • Model: PPS 3000-224
  • Input (nom.): 24 Vdc (input voltage range 20.0–33.0 Vdc)
  • Output: 230 Vac ± 5% (50 Hz ± 1%)
  • Sine wave: pure sine wave
  • Power: 3000 W continuous / 6000 W peak
  • Soft-start: yes (3–5 sec)
  • Efficiency: max. 92%
  • Protections (input, auto-reset): low input voltage warning (acoustic), undervoltage, overvoltage
  • Protections (output, auto-reset): overload, temperature
  • No-load, switched on*: ± 0.6 A / 1.1 A**
  • No-load, standby*: 0.08 A
  • No-load, “sleep mode”*: 0.1 – 0.2 A
  • App option: yes, via the PurePower app
  • Battery connection: 2× M8 bolts
  • Included battery cables: 80 cm, 25 mm², with cable lugs
  • Bypass function: internal changeover relay + priority switch (MAINS / INV)
  • Bypass overload protection: via external fuse
  • USB output: no
  • Cooling: fan
  • Environment: 0–40°C, 20–90% RH (without condensation)
  • Dimensions (lxwxh): 43.5 × 23.5 × 10.9 cm
  • Weight: 8.5 kg

* Measured at 25.2 V. Depending on battery voltage, battery quality and temperature. ** If no mains voltage is available, the no-load current may be higher.

Data is subject to errors and changes.

Why via Faraday Energy?
  • Help with the right choice: 2000W vs 3000W, and what that means for the battery, BMS and cabling.
  • Practical installation advice (fuse, cable route, placement and 230V distribution).
  • Support with bypass/priority settings and app parameters.
  • One point of contact for delivery and service.
Need advice? (quick check)

Send us these 3 things, and you will quickly receive suitable advice:

  • Battery: type (AGM/LiFePO₄), capacity (Ah) and 24V system
  • Which 230V appliances you want to use (with Watts)
  • Distance inverter ↔ battery (approx.)

Tip: combine this inverter with the right fuse holder and cable set. Then it is not only “working”, but also safe and trouble-free.

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