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u-power 64000W Peak 16000W Power Inverter 48V DC 110V 220V AC 60Hz Split Phase Pure Sine Wave UPS Charger LCD
Converts 48 V DC to split-phase 110 V and 220 V AC at 60 Hz with 16 000 W continuous and 64 000 W peak power, pure sine wave output, built-in UPS and battery charger
- Delivers 16000W continuous power from a 48V DC source
- Handles 64000W peak surge for demanding motor starts
- Pure sine wave output protects sensitive electronics
- Split-phase design provides simultaneous 110V and 220V AC
- Built-in UPS charger and LCD display simplify system monitoring
48V split-phase pure-sine inverter
This u-power unit converts 48V DC into 110V and 220V AC at 60Hz with a low-frequency pure sine wave. It delivers 8000W continuous per phase and 16000W total continuous with a 64000W peak rating. An integrated UPS charger and LCD display are included for battery management and monitoring.
Verify battery bank and wiring capacity
Ensure your 48V battery bank can supply the high DC current required for 16000W continuous output. Cables and fuses must be rated for the corresponding amperage at 48V. Confirm that your AC loads match the split-phase configuration and that the installation environment meets code for high-power inverters.
Suits off-grid and backup systems needing both
Ideal for installations that run 110V and 220V loads simultaneously from a 48V bank. Not suited for buyers who only need a single voltage output or who require a 220V-preferred control board with full LCD readout on 220V-only loads. Users with smaller battery banks or lower power demands should consider lower-capacity models.
Highlights
- Delivers 16000W continuous power from a 48V DC source
- Handles 64000W peak surge for demanding motor starts
- Pure sine wave output protects sensitive electronics
- Split-phase design provides simultaneous 110V and 220V AC
- Built-in UPS charger and LCD display simplify system monitoring
Specifications
| Brand | U-POWER |
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box and what must I buy separately?
The inverter includes an LCD display, integrated UPS function and a 110 V battery charger. You must supply a 48 V DC battery bank and all DC/AC cabling.
Should I use the 110 V, 220 V or combined split-phase outputs for my loads?
The control board is optimised for 110 V regulation; balanced 110 V and 220 V loading or 110 V-heavy loading is recommended for accurate LCD read-outs.
What does the 16000 W continuous rating mean when the inverter is running real loads?
It delivers 8000 W on each 110 V leg and 8000 W on the 220 V leg simultaneously, totalling 16000 W continuous with 32000 W peak per leg.
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