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u-power 64000W Peak 16000W Power Inverter 24V DC 110V 220V AC 60Hz
A 24 V DC to 110 V and 220 V AC split-phase pure sine wave inverter delivering 16 000 W continuous and 64 000 W peak power with integrated UPS, battery charger and LCD display
- Delivers 16000W continuous power for heavy-duty loads
- Peak capacity of 64000W handles demanding motor starts
- Pure sine wave output protects sensitive electronics
- Split-phase design supplies 110V and 220V simultaneously
- Integrated UPS and battery charger ensure uninterrupted operation
24 V pure sine wave inverter
The u-power unit converts 24 V DC into split-phase 110 V and 220 V AC at 60 Hz. It delivers 8 000 W continuous on each voltage leg and 16 000 W total continuous power. A built-in LCD shows output data, and the integrated UPS with battery charger supports solar or backup installations. The low-frequency topology suits heavy inductive loads.
8 000 W per leg with 32 000 W peak headroom
Each 110 V or 220 V output runs 8 000 W continuously and can surge to 32 000 W for motor starts. When both voltages are used together the inverter still supplies 8 000 W total continuous and 32 000 W peak. Running 220 V alone is possible but the display then reports only half the actual wattage and current.
Split-phase control board prefers 110 V loading
The factory control board regulates 110 V output as the reference, so balanced 110 V and 220 V loading or heavier 110 V use gives the most accurate metering. If the application demands full 220 V metering without 110 V load, a custom control board is required. This constraint decides whether the stock unit fits the installation.
Highlights
- Delivers 16000W continuous power for heavy-duty loads
- Peak capacity of 64000W handles demanding motor starts
- Pure sine wave output protects sensitive electronics
- Split-phase design supplies 110V and 220V simultaneously
- Integrated UPS and battery charger ensure uninterrupted operation
Specifications
| Brand | U-POWER |
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Questions about this item
Can the 24V DC inverter run alongside my existing 24V battery bank and charge controller without conflicts?
Yes, the unit accepts 24V DC input and includes a built-in battery charger and UPS function, so it can share the same battery bank while the charge controller maintains the batteries.
What should I check on the LCD after wiring to confirm the split-phase output is balanced?
The display shows voltage, current and wattage for both 110V and 220V legs; verify that L1+N and L2+N each read near 110V and that combined L1+L2 reads near 220V with loads applied.
Does the package include DC cables, battery terminals or a remote panel, or must I source them separately?
The inverter ships with the LCD display, UPS and battery-charger functions integrated; DC cables, battery lugs and any remote monitoring accessories are not included and must be purchased separately.
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