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Tripp Lite PV1800HF ultra-compact power inverter, silver metal case, four AC outlets on front, hardwire terminals on rear

Tripp Lite

Tripp Lite PV1800HF 1800W 12V power inverter

SKU CH-3WE8-M1GPA MPN PV1800HF

Converts 12V DC battery power to 120V AC with 1800W continuous and 3600W peak output for running appliances

  • InputFull continuous load - 200A at 12VDC, No load - 2.7A at 12VD
  • Output Voltage120V AC
  • Output Peak Power3600 W
  • Continuous Watts1800W
  • FeaturesAllows users to run AC appliances from a properly sized 12V

Output Peak Power 3600 W

Continuous Watts 1800 W

  • Runs AC appliances from a 12V battery or vehicle DC system
  • Delivers 1800W continuous and 3600W peak output power
  • Draws only 2.7A at 12VDC with no load connected
  • Four hardwired 120V AC receptacles in a compact 15" deep chassis
  • Weighs 7.25 lb for portable or permanent installation

Ultra-compact 1800W inverter

The Tripp Lite PV1800HF converts 12 V DC battery power into 120 V AC power for mobile or backup use. It supplies 1800 watts continuous output with a 3600 watt peak surge capacity. The unit is designed for users who need to run standard AC appliances from a vehicle or off-grid battery bank.

Sustained 200 A draw at full load

Under continuous maximum load the inverter pulls 200 A from the 12 V DC source, requiring adequately sized cabling and battery capacity. With no load connected the idle draw is 2.7 A. The pulse-width modulated sine wave output maintains stable voltage for typical resistive and switching loads during extended operation.

Hardwired input with four AC receptacles

The 12 V DC side uses a hardwired connection rather than a plug, limiting quick-disconnect flexibility. Four 120 V AC outlets provide the only load connections. Output frequency is fixed at 60 Hz and the waveform is pulse-width modulated sine wave, which may not suit sensitive medical or precision equipment.

Highlights

  • Runs AC appliances from a 12V battery or vehicle DC system
  • Delivers 1800W continuous and 3600W peak output power
  • Draws only 2.7A at 12VDC with no load connected
  • Four hardwired 120V AC receptacles in a compact 15" deep chassis
  • Weighs 7.25 lb for portable or permanent installation

Specifications

BrandTRIPP LITE
ModelPV1800HF
InputFull continuous load - 200A at 12VDC, No load - 2.7A at 12VDC, Shutdown
Output Voltage120V AC
Output Peak Power3600 W
Continuous Watts1800W
FeaturesAllows users to run AC appliances from a properly sized 12V battery or automotive DC system
Converts 12V DC battery power to 120V AC power
1800 Watts continuous output power; 3600 watts peak output power (instantaneous)
4 outlets
Ultra-compact, lightweight design with all-metal housing
Diagnostic LEDs indicates low battery voltage level and load level
Low battery alarm with auto-shutoff prevents deep battery discharge
High-efficiency operation conserves batteries to prolong run time
6 x 40 A fuses protect inverter from overload
Dimensions: 4.00" x 6.00" x 15.00"
Weight: 7.25 lbs.
Shipping weight4.81 kg
Package size438 × 197 × 133 mm

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Questions about this item

How much heat and noise should I expect from the PV1800HF running a full 1800 W load all day?

At full load the unit draws 200 A from the 12 V source, so significant heat is produced; the built-in fan runs continuously under heavy load, creating audible airflow noise.

What battery cables and fuse do I need to install the PV1800HF so it can deliver its rated 1800 W?

You must supply heavy-gauge cables rated for 200 A and a matching 200 A fuse or breaker between the 12 V battery and the inverter’s hardwired terminals.

Will the PV1800HF’s pulse-width modulated sine wave run older appliances with motors or transformers?

Most resistive loads and many universal-motor tools work fine, but some older induction motors, microwave ovens or transformer-based gear may run hotter or buzz on this waveform.

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