From Original price was: £330.00.£264.00Current price is: £264.00. Inc. VAT -20%
Designed to turn 12V or 24V battery power into pure 230V AC, this pure sine wave inverter is a high-end unit that ensures reliable operation of electric devices up to 2000W (and 4000W peak power).
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The 24W USB-A port and 60W USB-C port ensure that your phones charge faster and also allow you to charge several devices at the same time.
The safety features of the inverter prevent damage from overload, overheating, over-voltage, and under-voltage.
Easy-to-read screen displaying information about your inputs, frequency, alert messages, and more.
Intelligent cooling system allows for control of the fan based on the load it is handling and the temperature conditions.
A remote reader panel is included as standard. With a 5-metre cable, you’ll have plenty of freedom for placement.
Inverter Size: 50.5 * 20 * 8.3 cm
Weigth: 6.35Kg
LCD Display Size: 11 * 9 * 2 cm
Input Voltage: 12V or 24V
Output Voltage: 230V
Rated Power: 3000W
Peak Power: 6000W
Output Waveform: Pure Sine Wave
Frequency: 50HZ
Output Sockets: 15A x2
Efficiency: 94% (max)
Operating Temperature: -13°F +140°F
Storage Temperature: -22°F +158°F
Cooling Method: Intelligent cooling fun
3000W Inverter
Remote LCD Display
5 metres extension cable for LCD
Pair 0.8 meters cables 2AWG / 35mm² (12V) or 4AWG / 20mm² (24V)
Earth Cable
2/3 fuse replacements
Manual
2 Years
The unit comes with two UK sockets and has a continuous power output of 3000W. This means that it can run any mains appliance up to that power level. For example, if you have a kettle rated at 2000W, it would power it without issue. However, if you have an electric oven that is more than 3000W, the inverter wouldn’t be able to handle it.
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What does an inverter actually do?
In simple terms, an inverter transforms the Direct Current (DC) power stored in your battery into Alternating Current (AC), which is the standard electricity used to power most household appliances.
How does it connect to the van or to my battery?
You simply connect it to your leisure battery using the cables included with the inverter.
