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u-power 32000W Peak 8000W Power Inverter 24V DC 110V 220V AC 60Hz Split Phase Pure Sine Wave
A low-frequency split-phase pure sine wave inverter converting 24V DC to 110V and 220V AC at 60Hz with 4000W continuous and 16000W peak power per output
- Runs sensitive electronics cleanly with pure sine wave output
- Delivers 4000W continuous power on 110V or 220V circuits
- Handles 16000W peak surges for motor start-up loads
- Supplies 110V and 220V simultaneously from split-phase design
- Draws zero idle current in power-save sleep mode
Power Inverter for Off-Grid and Mobile Use
This 24V DC to AC pure sine wave inverter delivers 4000W continuous power at either 110V or 220V, with a 16000W peak capacity and a 32000W maximum surge rating. It suits RV owners, mobile workshops, and solar installations that require split-phase 110V and 220V output simultaneously at 60Hz.
Installation Notes and Common Issues
The unit provides L1, N, and L2 terminals for split-phase wiring; L1+N and L2+N each yield 110V while L1+L2 yields 220V. A frequent error is misidentifying the live and neutral conductors, so verify terminal labels before energising. The stainless-steel chassis is unpainted for environmental reasons and lacks integrated battery charger or UPS functions, so external charge control is required.
Deciding Specification — Continuous Power per Leg
The inverter supplies 4000W continuous on each 110V leg and on the combined 220V output, with 16000W peak on the 110V legs and 1000W peak on the 220V leg. If your load exceeds 4000W continuous on any single leg, this model will not support it.
Highlights
- Runs sensitive electronics cleanly with pure sine wave output
- Delivers 4000W continuous power on 110V or 220V circuits
- Handles 16000W peak surges for motor start-up loads
- Supplies 110V and 220V simultaneously from split-phase design
- Draws zero idle current in power-save sleep mode
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How can I verify the inverter is delivering the rated 4000W continuous power after installation?
Measure the AC output at the L1+N or L2+N terminals with a true-RMS meter; each leg should show 110 V at 60 Hz under load, and L1+L2 should read 220 V when both phases are used.
What cables or accessories are included in the box and what must I supply separately?
The unit ships with the inverter chassis only; you must provide 24 V DC battery cables, AC output wiring for L1, N and L2, and any circuit breakers or disconnects required by your installation.
Which output configuration should I choose for running both 110 V and 220 V tools simultaneously?
Use the split-phase wiring — L1+N and L2+N each give 110 V at 4000 W continuous, while L1+L2 provides 220 V at the same 4000 W continuous rating.
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