24V 600 Watt Pure Sine Wave Inverter

600 watt 24V pure sine wave inverter output voltage can select 110V, 220V, 230V, 240V, output voltage 50Hz/60Hz, it provide AC power to run laptop, printer and microwave oven.

Specificatons

Output Sockets (Optional)
Note: Inverter output voltage is 1-phase (L, N, G) only, Do Not provide split phase configuration (L1, L2 + N, G).


Features

• Intelligent integrated circuit control
  Unique front and rear dual soft start technology, CPU core, SPWM pulse width control technology, special constant power technology, anti-reverse diode technology.
• Pure sine wave
  100% pure sine wave output, low distortion, waveform and main power line AC waveform are basically the same, equipment accuracy is small, low interference, low noise, strong load capacity, can meet any type of AC load, without damaging the load.
• Imported parts
  The materials are imported components, and the panel uses double-sided circuit boards to ensure high quality and high performance of the products, and to match the excellent quality of the detailed molds.
• Aluminum alloy casing
  The surface of the aluminum alloy shell is sprayed and anodized, which is small in size, elegant in appearance and easy to carry.
• Working instructions intuitive working state
  When the inverter undervoltage/overvoltage, overload, overtemperature, short circuit, the LED indicator lights.
• Multiple protection functions
• Fault warning/buzzer alarm reminder
  When the inverter high voltage, low voltage, over temperature, overload protection function is turned on, once the protection of the inverter is triggered, the inverter disconnects the power supply and the load enters the protection mode for the first time, and issues an alarm through the buzzer alarm device. Make your use more secure.

Applications

Tips: What is The Efficiency of The Inverter?
The inverter itself consumes a portion of its power when it is operating, and its input power is greater than its output power. That is to say, the efficiency of the inverter is the ratio of the input power of the inverter to the output power. For example, if an inverter inputs 100 watts of direct current and outputs 80 watts of alternating current, then its efficiency is 80%.