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Tripp Lite

Tripp Lite APS1250 1250W 12V DC 120V AC power inverter

SKU CH-PFVV-DKATP MPN APS1250

Delivers 1250 W continuous and 2500 W peak AC power from 12 V DC or 120 V AC with automatic transfer switching and built-in charger

  • Cord Length6 Feet
  • InputDC INPUT: Full continuous load - 127A at 12V DC. AC INPUT: 1
  • Output Voltage120V (AC) / 12V (DC Charger)
  • Output Watt Capacity1250W
  • Output Peak PowerNo
  • FeaturesAPS1250 serves as an automotive or stationary DC-to-AC inver
  • Clean 120V AC power from AC or 12V DC source
  • 1250W continuous output with 2500W peak capacity
  • Auto-transfer switching provides UPS-style backup during outages
  • Protection against surges EMI RFI and line noise
  • Rugged polycarbonate housing resists moisture and impact

Purpose-built power conversion

The Tripp Lite APS1250 is a 1250W power inverter and charger that converts 12V DC battery power into 120V AC electricity. It includes automatic line-to-battery transfer switching for uninterrupted operation. A 6-foot cord connects the unit to the DC source. The rugged polycarbonate housing resists moisture and impact.

Ideal for backup and mobile AC needs

This unit suits installers building UPS-style backup for critical loads or mobile systems needing 120V AC from a 12V bank. The integrated charger replenishes batteries at up to 6.3A when AC line power is present. Buyers who need higher continuous wattage or a different DC input voltage should look at other models.

1250W continuous / 2500W peak rating

The inverter delivers 1250W of continuous output power with a 2500W peak capacity for motor starts. At full load it draws 127A from the 12V DC source. This rating determines whether your battery bank and cabling can support the connected equipment.

Highlights

  • Clean 120V AC power from AC or 12V DC source
  • 1250W continuous output with 2500W peak capacity
  • Auto-transfer switching provides UPS-style backup during outages
  • Protection against surges EMI RFI and line noise
  • Rugged polycarbonate housing resists moisture and impact

Specifications

BrandTRIPP LITE
ModelAPS1250
Cord Length6 Feet
InputDC INPUT: Full continuous load - 127A at 12V DC. AC INPUT: 12 amps at 120VAC with full inverter and charger load (6.3A max charger-only)
Output Voltage120V (AC) / 12V (DC Charger)
Output Watt Capacity1250W
Output Peak PowerNo
FeaturesAPS1250 serves as an automotive or stationary DC-to-AC inverter with automatic line-to-battery transfer and integrated battery charger
Supports 120V AC output from a 120V AC line power source or 12V DC battery source
16.6 millisecond automatic transfer between line and battery power supports UPS protection during blackouts and voltage fluctuations for equipment compatible with a one cycle transfer time
1250 watts continuous AC output in inverter mode, 1440 watts continuous AC output in AC mode
Double Boost inverter output supports momentary startup loads up to 200% of the continuous
Shipping weight14.52 kg
Package size319 × 281 × 274 mm

Questions about this item

Will the 127 A draw at 12 V DC work with my existing deep-cycle battery bank?

The unit pulls up to 127 A from a 12 V battery at full 1250 W load; ensure your bank and cables are rated for that current.

How can I verify the auto-transfer switch is functioning after installation?

With utility power present, the inverter passes AC through; pull the AC plug and the 120 V output should stay live from the battery without interruption.

Does the 6-foot DC cable included reach my battery, or must I buy longer leads?

A 6-foot DC input cable is supplied; longer runs require properly sized cable you source separately.

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