Purchase 600W 24V PURE SINE WAVE INVERTER 24v to 230v power supply truck lorry in Gainsborough, United Kingdom, for US $

SOFT START PURE SINE WAVE 600W INVERTER

These high efficiency power inverters use a pure sine wave to power 230V mains equipment from a 24V battery or DC power supply. Perfect for use while camping, in commercial vans/lorries, or as a means to convert charged batteries for back-up power in case of a blackout. Ideal for use with TVs, computers, kettles and other everyday appliances.

Over 90% efficiency
Soft start minimises inverter shutdown when using large inductive loads
High accuracy output wave form with less than 4% THD
Reverse polarity protection
Low/over voltage input protection
Short circuit, overload and overheat protection

Built in 1000mA USB socket on the 600W & 1000W versions
LED and audible fault indicator
Supplied with 1 pair of 800mm DC power cables and a spare blade fuse
24V input version
Please note: Ensure the device is well within the inverter output power rating. We recommend using an inverter capable of supplying a minimum of 3 times the device's rated power to avoid damage to the inverter by any current surge (especially for fridges and freezers which can surge up to 7 times the rated power)

Power	24V, 600W
Continuous power	600W
Voltage	24V
Input voltage	21.6 - 31Vdc
Standby no load current	0.8A
Cable type	Ring terminal
Cable terminals	6.4/12mm Ring
Inverter terminals	M6 screws
USB output current	1A
Dimensions	255 x 150 x 70mm
Weight	1.8kg

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