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u-power 80000W Peak 20000W Power Inverter 24V 110V 220V 10000W 60Hz
Converts 24V DC to 110V and 220V AC at 60Hz with 10000W continuous and 40000W peak per output, 20000W total continuous, 80000W peak, plus UPS, charger and LCD
- Delivers 10000W continuous power at 110V with 40000W peak capacity
- Provides 10000W continuous power at 220V with 40000W peak capacity
- Supports simultaneous 110V and 220V output at 10000W continuous and 40000W peak
- Low-frequency split-phase pure sine wave conversion from 24V DC to 110V and 220V AC at 60Hz
- Integrated UPS function, battery charger and LCD display for system monitoring
24V Split-Phase Pure Sine Inverter
This 24V DC to AC inverter delivers 10000W continuous power with 40000W peak on each 110V and 220V output. It suits off-grid solar installations, backup systems and mobile power needs where clean split-phase output is required. The unit includes UPS transfer, a 220V battery charger and an LCD display for monitoring.
60Hz Output and Balanced Load Constraint
The inverter operates at a fixed 60Hz frequency and is designed for balanced use of 110V and 220V outputs simultaneously. Running 110V loads alone is possible but the LCD will only show half the actual 110V wattage and current. The control board prioritises 220V regulation, so unbalanced 110V-only operation reduces monitoring accuracy.
80000W Peak Surge Rating
The single figure that decides fit is the 80000W peak surge capacity across both phases combined. Systems with large motor starts or heavy inrush currents must stay within this limit. If the combined surge demand exceeds 80000W, this inverter will not support the load.
Highlights
- Delivers 10000W continuous power at 110V with 40000W peak capacity
- Provides 10000W continuous power at 220V with 40000W peak capacity
- Supports simultaneous 110V and 220V output at 10000W continuous and 40000W peak
- Low-frequency split-phase pure sine wave conversion from 24V DC to 110V and 220V AC at 60Hz
- Integrated UPS function, battery charger and LCD display for system monitoring
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 110 V output, the 220 V output or run both together?
The inverter delivers 10000 W continuous and 40000 W peak on 110 V alone, on 220 V alone, or on both voltages simultaneously; the manufacturer recommends balanced 110 V and 220 V loading for optimal control-board performance.
What does the 80000 W peak rating mean when I connect appliances?
80000 W is the combined instantaneous surge capacity across both voltages; each individual output (110 V or 220 V) can surge to 40000 W, while continuous load on any output is limited to 10000 W.
How does the split-phase 110 V / 220 V interface limit what I can plug in?
The unit provides L1, N and L2 terminals: L1–N and L2–N each give 110 V, while L1–L2 gives 220 V at 60 Hz; total continuous draw across all terminals cannot exceed 10000 W.
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