2000w Pure Sine Wave Inverter 12v

2000w Pure Sine Wave Inverter   12v

12v Inverter 2000w – This 2000w power inverter converts 12v DC battery output into 240V AC mains electricity.

2000w Inverter Specifications:

• Input: 12V (10-15V) DC
• Output: 220-240V AC
• Output frequency: 50 Hz
• Output waveform: pure sine wave
• THD: < 3%
• Continuous power: 2000W
• Surge power: 4000W
• Peak efficiency: 90%
• Low battery shut down: 10.0V +/- 0.5V DC
• Low battery alarm: 10.5V +/- 0.5V DC
• High voltage shut down: 15.5V +/- 0.5V DC
• Thermal shut down: 60 +/-5°C
• Rated USB output: 2A
• Wireless remote control radius: Approx. 50m
• Size (inc. terminals): 390 x 220 x 95 mm
• Weight: 5.0 kg

240V AC is the type of electricity supplied by utility companies to run standard domestic appliances such as a TV, fridge, radio, lights or to charge a laptop / mobile phone etc. If you have a battery, connecting a power inverter will enable you to power household appliances in areas with no access to mains electricity; such as in a motorhome, caravan, boat, farm or any other remote location. Inverters are also perfect for off-grid and back up systems for accidental power cuts. You can rely on the 12v Inverter 2000w

This is a 2000W 12V pure sine wave power inverter which can generate 2000W of continuous power and up to 4000W of power at peak times (peak time reserve capacity is useful if more energy is required to start an appliance than for its continuous running).

This is a pure sine wave type of inverter, which means that the 230V AC output harmonically follows a smooth sine wave and is almost identical to normal mains electricity. Pure sine wave output is far superior than square sine wave or modified sine wave output for running appliances. This is because:

• It is suitable for a broader range of appliances (for example, appliances with electric motors can not be powered by modified sine wave inverters)
• It is more efficient compared to modified sine wave inverters.

This 12v inverter comes with important protection and safety features, such as over-discharge, overload, overheating and short-circuit automatic shutdown.

This inverter comes with a remote controller for the on and off

The inverter also features a powerful USB port for faster charging of mobile phones, MP3 players and other USB-compatible devices (2.1A). This item is also supplied with 0.5m battery cables (6mm2 cross section).

2000w Inverter Specifications:

• Input: 12V (10-15V) DC
• Output: 220-240V AC
• Output frequency: 50 Hz
• Output waveform: pure sine wave
• THD: < 3%
• Continuous power: 2000W
• Surge power: 4000W
• Peak efficiency: 90%
• Low battery shut down: 10.0V +/- 0.5V DC
• Low battery alarm: 10.5V +/- 0.5V DC
• High voltage shut down: 15.5V +/- 0.5V DC
• Thermal shut down: 60 +/-5°C
• Rated USB output: 2A
• Wireless remote control radius: Approx. 50m
• Size (inc. terminals): 390 x 220 x 95 mm
• Weight: 5.0 kg

How do you install this 2000w Inverter?

Quite Simply attach it to your 12V battery or battery bank, insert your appliances into the inverter, activate the power switch, and they will begin to operate. An adapter can be utilized for additional sockets, as long as the combined power consumption of all appliances connected to this inverter does not exceed 1500W.

Attention to the users of our solar charging systems: You can connect this inverter to your 12V battery or battery bank, along with any of our solar systems or charging kits. If you have a 12V solar charging kit with a charge controller already connected to your 12V battery, you can add this inverter at any time by connecting it in parallel with the solar controller and 12V appliances. However, if your solar charge controller has a set of “load” terminals, avoid connecting the inverter to these as the output may exceed the controller’s capacity. Instead, we advise directly connecting the inverter to your 12V battery.

Installation of you 1500w Inverter
Make sure you choose the correct battery voltage in line with the nominal input voltage of the inverter. Although this manual refers to three types of input voltages (12V, 24V and 48V), your inverter has one fixed input voltage. For example, if you purchased a 12V inverter, you should always use it with a 12V battery, and never connect it to a 24V or 48V battery. Connection / installation order:

1) If the inverter is supplied with cables, connect the red cable to the “+” battery terminal of the inverter (red or brown), and the black cable to the “-” battery terminal of the inverter (black). If two identical cables are supplied for “+” (red) and “-” (black), do not connect them in a chain. Connect cables of the same colour in parallel for an increased cross-section.

CAUTION! Use the original cables supplied with this product. Longer cables or cables with thinner cross-sections will create resistance between the inverter and battery. Less power will reach the inverter due to cable losses and may result in “low battery condition” status, even if the battery is fully charged. Thinner cables may warm up quickly, increasing the risk of fire.

2) For vehicles, boats or other mobile systems with negative common ground, use the earth cable (yellow/green if supplied with the inverter) to connect the inverter case and the negative common ground of your system. For stationary systems, use a suitable ground connection for earthing the inverter case.

Note: this inverter cannot be used in positive common ground systems.

3) Connect the inverter cables to your battery: The red cable should connect the “+” battery terminal of the inverter (red / brown) and the “+” terminal of your battery; the black cable should connect the “-” battery terminal of the inverter (black) and the “-” terminal of your battery. Ensure that the connection polarity is correct. Incorrect polarity will damage the inverter.

2000w Inverter