Buyer Note: This inverter requires a 48V DC battery bank for operation and provides a 230-240V AC 50Hz pure sine wave output. Always verify your appliance's power requirements and the inverter's capacity before use.

Key Features

Technical Specifications

What is a pure sine wave inverter?

A pure sine wave inverter produces an AC output waveform that is almost identical to the mains electricity supplied by utility companies. This makes it suitable for all types of AC loads, including sensitive electronics and appliances with electric motors, which may not function correctly or could be damaged by modified sine wave inverters.

How does the remote control work?

The inverter comes with a wireless On/Off remote control, allowing you to switch the unit on or off from a distance of up to approximately 50 metres. This is particularly useful when the inverter is installed in a less accessible location, such as a battery compartment or a remote plant room.

What kind of batteries can I use with this inverter?

This inverter is designed for use with 48V DC battery banks. It is compatible with various 48V battery types, including lead-acid (sealed, gel, AGM, flooded) and lithium (LiFePO4) batteries. Ensure your battery bank can supply the necessary current for your desired load.

Can this inverter power all my household appliances?

The inverter provides 1000W of continuous power and 2000W of surge power. It can power most common household appliances within this wattage range. Always check the continuous and surge power requirements of your specific appliances. Appliances with high startup currents (e.g., refrigerators, pumps) may require more than their continuous running wattage to start.

Installation Notes

• Install the inverter in a dry, cool, and well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
• Position the inverter as close as possible to your 48V DC battery bank to minimise voltage drop and maximise efficiency.
• Ensure correct DC cable sizing and fusing between the battery and inverter to prevent overheating and ensure safety.
• Never connect the AC output of the inverter to the mains electricity supply, as this can cause severe damage to the unit.
• All electrical installation work should be carried out by an appropriately qualified person, adhering to relevant safety standards.

Before You Buy

• Verify the total continuous power consumption of your intended appliances does not exceed 1000W.
• Consider the surge power requirements for appliances with motors (e.g., fridges, pumps), ensuring they are within the 2000W peak capacity.
• Confirm your battery bank is a 48V DC system.
• Ensure adequate ventilation is available at the installation site to prevent overheating.
• Review the manufacturer's manual for detailed installation and safety guidelines.