PROWATT 3000 OVERLOAD PROBLEM

A little more context would have helped, but I strongly suspect that it is referring to Over Current Protection. That is to say, your inverter has built-in circuitry that will shut it down if you try to draw too much power from it. Think of it like the fuse or circuit breaker on your home wiring.

The OCP for most inverters is re-settable - either automatically (that is, a few seconds after you remove the overload, it starts working again) or manual (a button to press, or you turn the inverter off and back on).

Ahaaa, usually indicated MOSFET or transistor problems... Here is a link to your manual that offers LOTS of 'troubleshooting' tips:
https://www.northerntool.com/images/downloads/manuals/4573000.pdf

Hope this helps!
Anthony

hi
the inverter has puck up

check for a missing wire to the battery as the voltage regulators are not controlling anything
if you have a 32 amp alternator and it is producing 48 amps , the voltage regulator is not controlling the out put of the stator so it will burn out from overload
voltage from the stator has to be 13.2 volts DC minimum and no more than 14.5 v DC at 2,000rpms
suggest that you get an accredited bike electrician to check out the circuits and system

something else besides the ac is stopping ( overloading) the genset
if it works well during the day, the compressor has to be working so the ac is not the problem
a 4000 watt gen set has a duty cycle load of around 3000 watts full time so any additional power requirement besides the ac will overload it
electric stoves , microwave ovens , hot water elements , anything that consumes power after dark will when combined with the ac will overload and shut down the gen-set

Enjoy your user's manual

http://www.xantrex.com/documents/Power-Inverters/PROwatt/ProWatt_250%28445-0007_rev-_%29.pdf


http://www.xantrex.com/documents/Power-Inverters/PROsine/Prosine%201000-1800%20Owner's%20Manual%28445-0049-01-01_Rev-B%29.pdf


http://www.xantrex.com/documents/Power-Inverters/Xantrex-Inverters-Hardwired/XPower%201000%20Inverter%20Owners%20Guide%20%28975-0557-01-01_Rev-B%29.pdf


http://www.tehnoturg.ee/kasutusjuhend/HT-S-600x.pdf



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MAY BE YOU HAVE MISS CONNECTED THE TEMPERATURE SENSOR.

check the overload sensor it might be set too low.

3000 Watts is a little short on the power necessary for the compressor to restart. When it compressor starts it may draw 27 amps or more for a split second. 3000 / 120 = 25 amps. when the fan slows down it is telling you the voltage has dropped and it doesn't have enough power. After the pressure has balanced out in the A/C system the compressor can start against no pressure difference.