Powerful 1500 Watts pure sine wave inverter can convert 12V, 24V, or 48V DC battery power to 120V or 230V AC power, ideal for running the electronics or devices like cell phone, laptop, tablet, lights, small TV set, personal computer, fan, etc., in the car, on vacations, work trips, and camping.

Features

• 1500 Watt continuous power and 3000 Watt peak power
• Pure sine wave inverter, capable of producing clean & stable electricity
• Soft-start technology
• USB charging port for powering your phone, laptop, etc.
• Aluminum alloy casing with good heat dissipation
• Multiple protections against under and over voltage, over load, over temperature, short circuit and input polarity reverse connection
• ON/OFF switch design, easy to use
• Intelligent cooling fan, long working life

Specification

Wiring Diagram

Note: The wiring of 48V inverter is similar to the 24V inverter, and the batteries are connected in series.

LCD Display (Optional)

The LCD display will show input voltage, output voltage, frequency, power, waveform, and battery capacity.

Protection Functions & Applications

• Reverse Polarity Protection
  Auto protection when input positive and negative polarities are reversely connected – The fuse blown out.
• Short Circuit Protection
  Automatically self-protect when short circuit occurs – Red LED light ON.
• Low Voltage Protection
  Automatically protect when in low voltage – Alarm first, the voltage continuously reduces, the red light is on and the inverter shuts down.
• Over Voltage Protection
  Automatically protect when in high voltage – Red LED light is on, and the inverter automatically shuts down.
• Over Temperature Protection
  Automatically self-protect when at high temperature – Alarm first, the temperature continuously rises, the red light is on and the inverter shuts down.
• Overload Protection
  Automatic self-protection when there is overload – Red LED light is on and the inverter automatically shuts down.
  

Tips: Inverters versus converters

Similarities between the inverter and converter

1. Both are voltage inversion.
The inverter and the converter have the same function and both are to realize the voltage inversion. The power inverter converts the 12V/24V/48V DC from the battery or battery bank to high-frequency, high-voltage AC electricity (110V/ 120V/ 220V/ 230V/ 240V etc.), while the converter converts the AC voltage of the grid into a stable DC power.

2. Both adopt PWM technology
Both of them use pulse width modulation (PWM) technology, and the core part is a PWM integrated controller.

Differences between the inverter and converter

1. The roles are opposite
Although inverters and converters are to achieve voltage inversion, but the former is to convert low-voltage DC into high-frequency high-voltage AC, while the latter is to convert AC to DC.

2. The chip is different
The power inverter uses the chip with operating voltage range of 3.6V-40V, and the internal also set the regulator, error amplifier, oscillator, short-circuit protection circuit, low voltage protection circuit and so on. But the converter is different.