Wiring Diagram | Centurion Cs 2000 Power Converter Manual

If your CS 2000 is still working, maintain it. Clean the heat sink annually and replace aging fuses. If it fails, use the wiring diagram in this guide to install a modern replacement. Keep your RV’s lights bright and your batteries fully charged.

In many CS 2000 units, the B+ terminal is internally connected to the DC fuse board via a copper strip or heavy gauge jumper. The B- terminal is internally bonded to the chassis ground bus. Section C: The Internal Wiring Diagram (Simplified) Imagine looking from above: centurion cs 2000 power converter manual wiring diagram

| Terminal/Screw | Wire Color | Destination | Amperage | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Red (6 AWG minimum) | RV House Battery (+) Terminal | 55A | | B- (Negative Battery) | White (or Black) | RV House Battery (-) Terminal | 55A | | Chassis Ground | Green or Bare | RV Metal Frame (close to unit) | N/A | | DC Fuse Panel (+) | Red (10-12 AWG) | To individual DC circuits (lights, fan, pump) | 15-20A per circuit | If your CS 2000 is still working, maintain it

However, like all electronic devices, the CS 2000 can fail or become confusing to wire, especially after years of modifications. Finding a clear has become a challenge since Centurion (often associated with WFCO or Arterra) discontinued this specific model. Keep your RV’s lights bright and your batteries

Shore Cord → Transfer Switch (if generator) → Main Breaker Panel → Dedicated Converter Breaker → Centurion CS 2000 AC Input Terminals. Section B: DC Output & Battery Charging (The "Heart" of the Diagram) This is where most errors occur. The CS 2000 has two critical jobs: powering DC loads and charging the battery.

This article serves as your complete resource. We will dissect the wiring diagram, explain every terminal, provide troubleshooting steps, and offer a detailed guide to installing or replacing this unit. The Centurion CS 2000 is a 55-Amp, multi-stage power converter. It is typically found integrated into a power distribution panel (fuse panel and AC breaker box combined). The "CS" stands for "Converted System," and "2000" refers to its series, not its wattage.