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Go Power! 2000 Watt Single-Leg Advanced Inverter Charger

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SKU: AIC-2000-12-SL
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Go Power! AIC-2000-12-SL 2000 watt inverter charger with a 30 amp single-leg transfer switch on a white background

The Go Power! 2000 Watt Single-Leg Advanced Inverter Charger Combines a Pure Sine Inverter, a 100 Amp Charger and a 30 Amp Transfer Switch in One Unit

The Go Power! AIC-2000-12-SL puts three parts of a mobile power system in one low-profile chassis: a 2000 watt pure sine wave inverter, a 100 amp multi-stage battery charger and a built-in 30 amp single-leg automatic transfer switch. On shore or generator power it passes AC through to your panel and charges your 12 volt house batteries. When that power drops, it switches to battery power in under 20 milliseconds and keeps supplying 120 volt AC.

Go Power aims it at RVs, boats and work trucks with a 12 volt battery bank. It's UL listed to UL 458, meets CSA 107.1, ABYC A31 and ABYC E11, and connects to the Go Power! PowerTrak system over RV-C.


Go Power! 2000 Watt Single-Leg Advanced Inverter Charger Features

2000 Watts of Pure Sine Power With Staged Surge Ratings

The inverter delivers 2000 watts continuously with total harmonic distortion under 3%. For short peaks it's rated at 4000 watts for 200 milliseconds, 3400 watts for 5 seconds and 2900 watts for 5 minutes. Output is 120 volts at 60 Hz by default, and the PowerTrak Display can change it to 100, 110 or 115 volts or 50 Hz.

100 Amp Multi-Stage Charger for Lead-Acid and Lithium

The power factor corrected charger (above 0.98) runs bulk, absorption, float and equalize stages. Choose a flooded, gel, AGM, LiFePO4 or custom profile. The LiFePO4 profile charges at 14.4 volts and floats at 14.0 volts, and the custom profile accepts absorption and float settings from 13 to 16 volts. Maximum charge current is adjustable from 5 to 100 amps. The included battery temperature sensor adjusts lead-acid charge voltages by -25 mV per °C; lithium banks don't need it.

Built-In 30 Amp Transfer Switch With Power Sharing

With shore or generator power connected, AC passes through to your loads and spare capacity charges the batteries. The shore breaker setting (10 to 30 amps, 30 amps by default) caps the current the unit pulls, so a smaller source, such as a 15 amp outlet, isn't overloaded. Power sharing is on by default: when your loads need more than that setting allows, the inverter adds battery power to cover the difference.

Low Standby Draw and Load Sense

No-load draw is under 25 watts, standby with the inverter disabled is under 15 watts, and hibernation mode drops below 2 watts, all at 12.5 volts. Optional load sense keeps the inverter waiting until an AC load of 5 to 50 watts (your setting) appears.

PowerTrak and RV-C Ready

An RV-C port links the AIC to the PowerTrak Display (GP-PT-DIS-3, sold separately), Go Power! Advanced Lithium Batteries and Dometic MPPT 30 and 40 amp solar controllers. The display shows live DC voltage and current, AC input and output, temperatures and fault codes. DIP switches set the RV-C instance number, and the included power disconnect harness lets you power the RV-C network from the battery, as Go Power recommends. Go Power's spec sheet also lists over-the-air firmware updates.

Built-In Protection and a Status Light

The AIC guards against AC over and under voltage, over-current, over and under frequency, output overload, short circuit, DC over and under voltage and over-temperature. The low battery cut-off defaults to 10.5 volts and can be set from 10.0 to 12.5 volts. A status LED shows green for AC output, blue for charging and red for a fault.


Real-World Applications

30 amp RVs. Wire it between your shore power source and your AC panel so the outlets work the same at a hookup or parked off-grid.

Boats. It meets ABYC A31 and E11, and the manual covers boat grounding, including tying the AC and DC grounds to one common boat ground.

Work trucks. Run corded tools and chargers from the 12 volt bank on the job, then recharge whenever the truck is on shore or generator power.


Practical Comparison

AIC-2000-12-SL Versus AIC-3000-12-SL

Both are 12 volt Advanced Inverter Chargers with a 30 amp single-leg transfer switch and a 3-year warranty. The AIC-3000-12-SL steps up to 3000 watts continuous, a 6000 watt surge and a 150 amp charger, and it calls for 4/0 AWG DC cable with a 400 amp Class T fuse. The AIC-2000-12-SL uses 2/0 AWG cable with a 300 amp Class T fuse.

Advanced Inverter Charger Versus Separate Components

A separate inverter, converter and transfer switch means three units to mount, wire and set up. The AIC does all three jobs with one set of settings. Go Power says to remove or disable an existing converter, because two chargers on one bank work against each other.


Buyer Guidance

Battery Bank, Cables and Fusing

The AIC works only with a 12 volt battery bank. Go Power estimates it draws about 190 amps at full inverter load and suggests 200Ah or more of lithium for sustained use, or about twice that in lead-acid. Use 2/0 AWG copper DC cables no longer than 10 feet each, with a 300 amp Class T fuse or breaker in the positive cable near the battery. The manual names the GP-DC-KIT4 install kit for this model. The unit isn't reverse polarity protected and has no output breakers, so mark your cables and fit branch-rated breakers in your panel. AC wiring is 10 AWG on a 30 amp breaker.

Mounting and Environment

Mount it on a noncombustible surface, horizontally or on a wall with the terminals to the left or right, never vertically. Leave at least 6 inches of clearance around the vents and keep it in a dry compartment away from moisture. It runs at full rating from -4°F to 104°F and derates above that, up to 140°F. Go Power recommends installation by a certified RV technician or licensed electrician.

This May Be A Good Fit If

  • Your RV, boat or truck uses 30 amp single-leg shore power
  • You run a 12 volt lead-acid or LiFePO4 battery bank
  • Your battery-powered loads stay within 2000 watts at a time
  • You want an inverter, charger and transfer switch in one unit

Common Questions

Do I Need the PowerTrak Display?

The AIC runs on factory defaults without it, but the PowerTrak Display (sold separately) is the remote Go Power requires for changing settings. The defaults are an AGM battery profile, an 80 amp maximum charge current and a 30 amp shore breaker setting, so you'll need the display to select LiFePO4, use the full 100 amps or match a smaller shore breaker.

Will It Work With Lithium Batteries?

Yes, with LiFePO4 batteries that have a battery management system. Select the LiFePO4 profile or a custom profile that matches your battery maker's charging specs.

What Can It Run on Battery Power?

AC loads up to 2000 watts continuous, such as a microwave, coffee maker or induction burner, one high-draw appliance at a time. Go Power doesn't recommend it for a rooftop air conditioner without a soft-start. The manual also states it isn't intended for life support or other medical equipment.

What Warranty Does It Carry?

Go Power covers the AIC-2000-12-SL with a 3-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.


What's Included

  • 1 x AIC-2000-12-SL Advanced Inverter Charger
  • 1 x Battery Temperature Sensor
  • 2 x M10 (3/8 Inch) DC Terminal Lugs
  • 2 x Pre-Installed M10 DC Terminal Flange Nuts
  • 1 x Pre-Installed M10 Ground Terminal Nut
  • 1 x Power Disconnect Harness

One Compact Unit for Shore and Battery Power

The Go Power! 2000 Watt Single-Leg Advanced Inverter Charger gives a 12 volt system pure sine power, a 100 amp charger and a 30 amp transfer switch with PowerTrak control. If you'd like help choosing cables, fusing or PowerTrak parts, the Outbound Power team is happy to help.


Go Power! 2000 Watt Single-Leg Advanced Inverter Charger Specifications

Model AIC-2000-12-SL
Output
Continuous Power 2000 W
Surge Power (200 ms) 4000 W
Surge Power (5 s) 3400 W
Surge Power (5 min) 2900 W
Output Voltage 120 VAC (programmable: 100, 110, 115 or 120 V)
Output Frequency 60 Hz (programmable: 50 or 60 Hz)
Output Waveform Pure sine wave
Total Harmonic Distortion < 3% at nominal voltage
Peak Efficiency > 85%
No-Load Consumption < 25 W at 12.5 VDC
Standby Consumption (Inverter Disabled) < 15 W at 12.5 VDC
Hibernation Mode Consumption < 2 W at 12.5 VDC
Load Sense Threshold 5 to 50 W (25 W default, off by default)
DC Input
Nominal DC Voltage 12 VDC
DC Input Voltage Range 10.5 to 16.5 VDC
Max DC Input Voltage 17 VDC
Low Battery Cut-Off 10.5 VDC default (programmable 10.0 to 12.5 VDC)
Low Battery Recovery 12.5 VDC
High Battery Cut-Off / Recovery 16.5 / 15 VDC
Recommended DC Cable 2/0 AWG copper, max 10 ft (3 m) per cable
Recommended DC Fuse or Breaker 300 A Class T
Charger
Max Charging Current 100 A (adjustable 5 to 100 A)
Factory Default Charge Current 80 A
Charging Stages Bulk, Absorption, Float, Equalize
Battery Profiles Flooded, Gel, AGM, LiFePO4, Custom
LiFePO4 Absorption / Float 14.4 / 14.0 VDC
AGM and Flooded Absorption / Float 14.4 / 13.7 VDC
Gel Absorption / Float 14.1 / 13.7 VDC
Custom Absorption and Float Range 13 to 16 VDC
Equalization Voltage 14.9 VDC
Temperature Compensation -25 mV/°C with battery temperature sensor
Power Factor Correction > 0.98
Transfer Switch
Type Built-in, single leg
Max AC Input Current 30 A
Transfer Time < 20 ms
Nominal AC Input 120 VAC, 60 Hz
AC Input Voltage Range 65 to 140 VAC
AC Input Frequency Range 55 to 65 Hz
Shore Breaker Setting 10 to 30 A (30 A default)
Power Sharing Yes (on by default)
Recommended AC Wiring 10 AWG on a 30 A breaker
Outlets and Connections
AC Connections Hardwire input and output terminal blocks (L, N, G)
AC Terminal Wire Size Up to 4 AWG
AC Strain Relief Cables up to 0.6 in diameter
Communication RV-C port
Other Ports Battery temperature sensor port, remote switch terminals
RV-C Network Power Supply 15 VDC, 250 mA max
Protection
AC Input Protection Over and under voltage, over-current, over and under frequency
AC Output Protection Overload, short circuit
DC Protection Over and under voltage
Thermal Protection Over-temperature
Reverse Polarity Protection No
Physical
Dimensions (L x W x H) 19.7 x 11.3 x 4.4 in (499 x 288 x 112 mm)
Net Weight 20.6 lb (9.34 kg)
Mounting Horizontal (base down or up) or wall, terminals left or right; not vertical
Clearance Around Vents 6 in minimum
Operating Temperature (No Derating) -4°F to 104°F (-20°C to 40°C)
Operating Temperature (With Derating) -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C)
Storage Temperature -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C)
Relative Humidity 5% to 95% non-condensing
Certifications and Warranty
Safety Standards UL 458, CSA 107.1, ABYC A31, ABYC E11
EMC Compliance FCC Class B Part 15, ICES-003 Class B
Warranty 3 years

Go Power! 2000 Watt Single-Leg Advanced Inverter Charger Manuals and Documents

Go Power! AIC-2000-12-SL Advanced Inverter Charger Manual

Go Power! AIC-2000-12-SL Advanced Inverter Charger Manual for the Go Power! 2000 Watt Single-Leg Advanced Inverter Charger

Go Power! AIC-2000-12-SL Spec Sheet

Go Power! AIC-2000-12-SL Spec Sheet for the Go Power! 2000 Watt Single-Leg Advanced Inverter Charger

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