A power inverter is a device that converts the output of a battery (DC, or direct current) into 230V AC mains electricity (alternating current). This type of electricity is what utility companies provide to run standard domestic appliances like TVs, fridges, radios, lights, or to charge a laptop/mobile phone, etc. By connecting a power inverter to a battery, you can 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 useful for off-grid and backup systems in case of accidental power cuts. The mentioned inverter is of the pure sine wave type, which means that the 230V AC output follows a smooth sine wave harmonically and is almost identical to normal mains electricity. Pure sine wave output is far superior to square sine wave or modified sine wave output for running appliances for the following reasons:

- It is suitable for a broader range of appliances (modified sine wave inverters cannot power, for example, appliances with electric motors)

- It is more efficient compared to modified sine wave inverters.

Remember this information: The 3000W 48V pure sine wave power inverter can provide 3000W of continuous power and up to 6000W of power at peak times. It has built-in protection features including over-discharge, overload, overheating, and short-circuit automatic shutdown. Additionally, it includes a USB port for powering USB-compatible devices and comes with a wireless On/Off remote control with a range of up to 50m.

Specifications:

Input: 48V (40-60V) DC

Output: 230-240V AC

Output frequency: 50 Hz

Output waveform: pure sine wave

THD: < 3%

Continuous power: 3000W

Surge power: 6000W

Peak efficiency: 90%

Low battery shut down: 40.0V +/- 2.0V DC

Low battery alarm: 42.0V +/- 2.0V DC

High voltage shut down: 62.0V +/- 2.0V DC

Thermal shut down: 60 +/-5°C

Rated USB output: 2A

Wireless remote control radius: Approx. 50m

Size: 460 x 220 x 95 mm

Weight: 6 kg

It is covered by a 1-year manufacturer warranty and comes with a user manual.

Instructions for installation: Simply connect it to your 24V battery or battery bank, plug your appliances into the inverter, and turn the power switch on. An adaptor may be used for more sockets, provided that the total power consumption of all appliances connected to this inverter is within 3000W.

For users of our solar charging systems: This inverter can be connected to your 24V battery or battery bank alongside any of our solar systems or charging kits. If you already have one of our 24V solar charging kits with a charge controller connected to your 24V battery, this inverter can be added at any time.

Please do not connect the inverter to the "load" terminals of the solar charge controller, if present. Connect the inverter to your 24V battery directly. If you do not have one of our 24V solar charging kits but plan to build an off-grid solar system with 240V mains output, we recommend using 24V batteries or 24V solar charging kits alongside this inverter with a 24V input voltage, rather than having 12V components and an inverter with a 12V input voltage.

24V system components provide the following benefits:

- The cables for 24V do not have to be as thick as those required for 12V

- The input into the power inverter will have half the current (Amps) of a 12V system, making the system more stable and reliable.

For installation help or technical questions, free support is available by email or phone.

You can download the user manual for the 3000W 48V pure sine wave inverter with wireless remote control from the Documents tab.

3000W 48V pure sine wave power inverter with On/Off remote control