2000W 24V pure sine wave power inverter 230V AC output (UK sockets)

A power inverter is a device that converts battery output (DC, or direct current) into 230V AC mains electricity (alternating current). 230V AC is the type of electricity supplied by utility companies to run standard domestic appliances such as a TV, fridge, radio, and lights, or to charge a laptop or mobile phone. If you have a battery, connecting a power inverter will enable you to 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 perfect for off-grid and backup systems for accidental power cuts.

This power inverter is a 2000W 24V pure sine wave model that provides 2000W of continuous power and has a peak capacity of up to 4000W for brief power surges. The pure sine wave output is nearly identical to regular mains electricity and is ideal for running a wide range of appliances, including those with electric motors, due to its smooth output. The inverter also includes important safety features such as over-discharge, overload, overheating, and short-circuit automatic shutdown.

Specifications:

- Continuous power: 2000W

- Surge power: 4000W

- Input: 24V (20-31V) DC

- Output: 220-240V AC

- Output frequency: 50-60 Hz

- Output waveform: pure sine wave

- THD: less than 3%

- Peak efficiency: 87%

- USB output: 2.1A

- Low battery alarm: 23V +/- 1V DC

- Low battery shut down: 21V +/- 1V DC

- High voltage shut down: 31V +/- 1V DC

- Size: 37 x 23 x 11 cm

- Weight: 4.9kg

- 1 year warranty

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 have one of our 24V solar charging kits with a charge controller connected to your 24V battery, you can simply add this inverter to your existing system by connecting it to your battery in parallel with the solar controller and 24V appliances. Do not connect the inverter to the "load" terminals of the solar charge controller, as the power may be too high for the controller. We recommend connecting it directly to your 24V battery.

If you plan on building an off-grid solar system with 230V mains output, we recommend using 24V batteries and this 24V input voltage inverter, rather than 12V components and an inverter with a 12V input voltage. Higher voltage components reduce the need for thicker cables and result in lower current, making the system more stable and reliable.

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