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Maplin 1000w Watt Sine Wave Inverter on 2040-parts.com

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Location:

Larne, United Kingdom

Larne, United Kingdom
Condition:Used

Installed in a car 6 months ago. Car now sold and inverter removed. The inverter is in pristine condition and the only traces of use are the bolt marks on the battery connection terminals.

Product details

Maplin 12V Modified Sinewave 1000W Inverter

• 1000W continuous output to power a range of household appliances
• Modified sinewave output
• Two 240VAC mains sockets to power products without additional converters
• 12VDC power from two terminals connected directly to the battery
• Weighing in at 4.15kg, the rugged metal design (300 x 198 x 80 mm) is mountable so that it can be positioned without becoming an obstruction

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