Bring AC Power Into a Planned Battery Setup

Build a more useful battery-powered equipment setup with a pure sine wave inverter. Select the version that matches your DC source, then use its AC output connection for compatible equipment within the selected model’s documented continuous rating.

Key Benefits

• Pure sine wave format — Choose the specified waveform for a compatible AC setup.
• Input-version choices — Select a 12V or 24V option to match the DC system.
• Integrated AC socket — Bring the output connection onto the inverter body.

For a vehicle or off-grid installation, a dedicated inverter gives the DC-to-AC conversion point a clear place in the layout. Select the exact model for the installation rather than treating all advertised power options as interchangeable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does one unit accept both 12V and 24V?

The selector offers separate input versions. Choose the version matching the supply.

What output frequency is listed?

The specifications list 50Hz.

Is the inverter waveform identified?

The product is listed as a pure sine wave inverter.

Do the option wattages establish continuous output?

The option labels alone do not establish a continuous-output rating. Use the continuous rating supplied for the exact model.

Can this be connected to utility grid power?

It is intended as a battery-to-AC inverter, not a grid-tie connection. Follow the supplied installation instructions.

SPECIFICATIONS

Brand Name: NONE

Certification: CE

Choice: yes

Conversion Efficiency: 0.9

High-concerned chemical: none

Origin: Mainland China

Output Frequency: 50Hz

Output Voltage: AC 220V±10%

Socket Type: Universal

Input version: Select the 12V or 24V DC version matching the supply.