2000W Pure Sine Wave Inverter Charger 12V/24V

SKU: PH-PI-LW2000

$794.85

● This 2kW pure sine wave inverter charger with affordable, peak power up to 6000W, easily handling devices with high startup power. ● Low-power design, selectable AC output voltages of 110V, 120V, 220V, 230V, or 240V, supports 120V/240V phase-by-phase output, meet the power needs of different regions. ● With overload, over-temperature, low-charge, and overcharge protection. ● Features an LCD display. Line Efficiency mode efficiency is >96%. ● Suitable for reliably powering delicate electronic devices such as refrigerators, microwave ovens, and televisions.

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Overview

This pure sine wave power inverter charger, with a continuous power of 2kW and a peak power of 6kW, is suitable for wind/solar power generation systems, as well as residential, vehicle, and marine applications, providing stable and reliable AC mains-grade output. The inverter battery charger employs a low-frequency transformer design, offering stronger load capacity and higher operational stability, and supports 120V/240V phased AC output systems to meet diverse power needs. It also features built-in overload, over-temperature, overcharge, and low-battery protection functions, UPS functionality, and optional LED or LCD displays. It is widely used for charging appliances such as refrigerators, microwave ovens, televisions, power tools, computers, LED lights, and fans.

Feature

2000W rated power, peak power is three times the rated power
Converts DC power from batteries to stable AC power, can receive generator output
Three-stage progressive charging, optional remote control function
LCD display shows voltage, battery information, and other parameters in real time
Low power consumption design, operating efficiency >96%.
Microprocessor controlled, with overload protection, over-temperature protection, overcharge protection, and low battery protection
Pure sine wave output, safely drives inductive and precision loads such as refrigerators, air conditioners, water pumps, motors, medical equipment, and communication equipment.
Suitable for split-phase system output, 120V/240V selectable
Used in off-grid systems to provide stable mains power

Details

Pure Sine Wave Output: Safely drives various inductive loads and precision electronic equipment.
High-Definition LCD Screen: Real-time display of input/output voltage, battery status, and operating mode.
Cooling Fan: Effectively reduces internal temperature rise, extending the overall lifespan of the unit.
Multiple Interfaces: Facilitates connection to mains power, battery packs, generators, and various electrical devices.
Remote Control: Enhances ease of use, suitable for off-grid systems. Multiple safety protections: comprehensively ensure the safe operation of equipment and electrical systems.

Inverter/Charger Working Principle

1kw inverter charger working principle

Inverter Split-Phase Output Terminal Description

Inverter charger split phase output terminal description

Specs

Power	2000w
AC Input
Phase	Single Phase
Waveform	Pure Sine Wave
Voltage*	110V/120VAC or 220V/230V/240VAC
Acceptable Voltage	95-126VAC or 194-253VAC±4%
Low Line Disconnect	85VAC±4% or 184VAC±4%
Low Line Re-connect	95VAC±4% or 194VAC±4%
High Line Disconnect	136VAC±4% or 263VAC±4%
High Line Re-connect	126VAC±4% or 253VAC±4%
Frequency	50Hz: 41-54Hz or 60Hz: 51-64Hz (Autodetection)
AC Output
Phase & Waveform	Single Phase & Pure Sine Wave (bypass mode sync to input)
Voltage*	110V/120VAC or 220V/230V/240VAC
	120V/240VAC split phase output Also Available: L1+L2=240V, L1+N=120V,L2+N=120V
Voltage Regulation	±10%rms (bypass mode sync to input)
Frequency	50Hz±0.3Hz or 60Hz±0.3Hz (bypass mode sync to input)
Peak Power	3 times of rating power (6000W)
Short Circuit Protection	Yes, shutdown after 10ms
Power Factor	0.9-1.0
Outlet	Universal socket + wiring terminal block
DC Input
Battery Voltage*	12V DC	24V DC	48V DC
Minimum Start Voltage	10V DC	20V DC	40V DC
Low Battery Alarm	10.5±0.3V DC	21±0.6V DC	42±1.2V DC
Low DC Input Shut-down	10±0.3V DC	20±0.6V DC	40±1.2V DC
High DC Voltage Alarm & Fault	16±0.3V DC	32±0.6V DC	64±1.2V DC
High DC Input Recovery	15.5±0.3V DC	31±0.6V DC	62±1.2V DC
Max Charger Current	20A/35A/50A/75A/90A (According to the inverter model)
Effciency
Line Mode	>96%
Battery Mode	>85%
General
Power Saver	Load ≤ 25W (Enabled on "P/S auto" setting of Remote control)
Audible Alarm	Sounding when the heat sink's temperature is over 105°C and shutdown after 30 seconds.
Over Load Protection	110%
	Load> 150%, beeps 0.5s every 1s. and Fault after 20s.
Protections	Low battery, over charging, over temperature, over load
Remote Control*	Wired remote control (5m) for power on/off
Indicators	LCD display
Operating Environment	0-40°C, 0-90%C RH (non-condensing)
Protection Grade	IP20
Audible Noise	<60dB
Net Weight	19.5kg
Dimension (LxWxH)	480x225x190mm

•Catalogue

LW Series Inverter Charger Catalog.pdf

•User Manual

LW Series Inverter Charger User Manual (Lite Version).pdf

LW Series Inverter Charger User Manual (Full Version).pdf

Application

New Energy Power

Small Electrical Appliances

Outdoor Travel

Emergency Power Supply

FAQ

Q1: How to choose the right inverter charger power?

When choosing an pure sine wave inverter charger, the power should be determined based on the total continuous power of all electrical devices, while allowing sufficient starting (peak) power, especially for devices with high starting current such as refrigerators, air conditioners, and water pumps. It is generally recommended to choose a power margin 20%–30% higher than actual needs.

Q2: What is a phased 120V/240V output?

A phased 120V/240V output means that the inverter battery charger can simultaneously provide both 120V and 240V AC voltages. It is commonly used in North American homes, RVs, and backup power systems, and is compatible with household appliances of different voltage levels.

Q3: Why does an inverter charger automatically power off?

An car inverter charger automatically powers off due to reasons such as low battery voltage, excessive load, overheating, or short circuit. The device will activate its built-in protection function to prevent damage to the inverter or electrical devices.

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