12v 1500w Inverter, 12v to 120v/230v Power Inverter

1500W 12V Inverter Specification

Note: * The AC output is 1-Phase (L, N, G), NOT Split Phase like USA standard (L1, L2+N, G).

Pure Sine Wave Inverter Remote Control & LCD Display (Optional)

• Pure sine wave power inverter is available with remote control: wired control and wireless control.
• LCD shows input voltage, output voltage, output frequency, battery capacity and power.

Output Sockets (Optional)

Protection Function

• Low voltage: Alarm at first; voltage continuously reduces, LED Red light on & shut down.
• Over voltage: LED Red light on, shut down.
• Over load: LED Red light on, shut down.
• Over temperature: Alarm at first; temperature continuously rises, LED Red light on & shut down.
• Short circuit: LED Red light on.
• Input reverse polarity: Fuse burn-out.

Power Inverter User Manual

What is the continuous power of a power inverter and what is the peak power?

• Continuous power, also known as continuous power or rated power, refers to the maximum power output that an inverter can sustain over an extended period without overheating or failing. This rating indicates the steady-state capacity of the inverter to handle regular loads. For instance, an inverter with a continuous power rating of 1000 watts can supply 1000 watts of power indefinitely as long as it remains within its operating temperature and ventilation conditions.

Key Considerations:

Load Compatibility: Ensure that the combined wattage of all devices connected to the inverter does not exceed the continuous power rating.

Thermal Management: Continuous power depends on effective cooling. Inverters often come with built-in cooling fans or heat sinks to manage heat dissipation.

• Peak power, also known as instantaneous power or overload power, refers to the maximum output power that the inverter can provide in a short period. For example, a 1 kilowatt peak power inverter can provide more than 1 kilowatt of power output for a short period, but the duration is generally shorter. The peak power of the inverter is generally twice the rated power, which mainly meets the instantaneous peak value when individual electrical appliances are started. This power is very useful for dealing with sudden high load demands or when instantaneous high power is required such as starting electrical appliances.

Key Considerations:

Duration: Peak power is sustainable only for a short duration (usually a few seconds to a minute) before the inverter's protective mechanisms shut it down to prevent damage.

Device Compatibility: Ensure the inverter's peak power rating can handle the startup surges of connected devices. If a device requires a high surge current at startup, an inverter with a sufficient peak power rating is necessary to avoid overload or failure.