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u-power 160000W Peak 40000W Power Inverter 48V DC 110V 220VAC 60Hz Split Phase Pure Sine Wave UPS Charger LCD
48 V DC to 110 V and 220 V AC split-phase pure sine wave inverter delivering 20000 W continuous and 80000 W peak per output with UPS, charger and LCD display
- Delivers 40000W continuous split-phase power for heavy loads
- Handles 160000W peak surges to start large motors
- Pure sine wave output protects sensitive electronics
- Built-in UPS and battery charger simplify backup power
- LCD display shows real-time voltage and current data
48V DC Split-Phase Inverter for Off-Grid Systems
This 48V DC to AC power inverter delivers 20000W continuous output on both 110V and 220V lines simultaneously. It produces a pure sine wave at 60Hz with a 40000W rated capacity and 160000W peak surge. Integrated UPS and battery charger functions support solar or backup installations.
Split-Phase Output Requires Balanced Load Management
The control board prioritises 220V regulation so combined 110V and 220V loads should be balanced for accurate metering. Using only the 110V outputs yields full power but the LCD reports half the actual wattage and current. A custom control board is required for 110V-preferred metering.
40000W Continuous Rating Decides Site Suitability
The single figure that determines fit is the 40000W continuous rating split as 20000W per 110V leg and 20000W on the 220V leg. Installations needing higher sustained draw or different voltage configurations cannot use this unit.
Highlights
- Delivers 40000W continuous split-phase power for heavy loads
- Handles 160000W peak surges to start large motors
- Pure sine wave output protects sensitive electronics
- Built-in UPS and battery charger simplify backup power
- LCD display shows real-time voltage and current data
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I choose between the 110V and 220V output modes?
The inverter delivers 20000W continuous on 110V or 220V individually, and also 20000W continuous when both voltages run together. The manufacturer recommends balanced 110V and 220V loading for optimal control-board performance.
What does the 160000W peak rating mean when the unit is running a real load?
The 160000W peak is the combined surge capacity across both phases; each 110V or 220V leg can handle 80000W peak, and simultaneous 110V plus 220V output shares the same 80000W peak envelope.
How does the split-phase 110V/220V interface limit what I can connect?
Outputs are L1+N for 110V, L2+N for the second 110V, and L1+L2 for 220V. Continuous power is capped at 20000W total whether you use one voltage or both, and peak is capped at 80000W per phase.
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