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Poole, United Kingdom
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Part Number:PWE-1000-12

Sinergex PureWatts MSW Inverter 1000W 12V
RRP: £259.99

PureWatts simply and silently converts 12V battery power into 230V AC mains electricity.

Unlike most Modified Sinewave DC/AC Inverters available on the web, PureWatts is designed using the highest quality components for excellent reliability.

PureWatts develops a Modified Sinewave (MSW) output. MSW is suitable for resistive and non-sensitive electronic loads. For example, recharging notebook computers, operating lighting, toasters, kettles etc. For sensitive audio/visual equipment etc, we recommend our Pure Sinewave Inverters.

Each PureWatts inverter is fitted with full protection against overload, short-circuit, overheat and high battery voltage. In the event of the batteries running down to 11V, the unit will provide an audible warning and shut down to prevent excessive battery discharge (useful in a vehicle because this reserves just enough power to restart the engine!).

Main Features:

  • Continuous rated output (most inverters are only rated for 30 minutes)
  • Full protection package to prevent you accidentally damaging the inverter (overload, overheat and short-circuit protection).
  • Low Battery Voltage / High Battery Voltage shut down
  • Solid aluminium casing with flange base - allows permanant installation if required
  • Designed for hardwire connection to batteries

Remote Operation

The PureWatts 1000 and 2000 are fitted with remote control. A terminal on the rear of the unit (if you decide to wire to it), can be connected to a standard on/off switch. This allows you to remotely switch the unit on and off - making it easier for you to locate the inverter as close as possible to the batteries.

Additional Information

Continuous Output: 1000 Watts
Surge Output: 2000 Watts
Input Voltage: 10-15VDC
Output Voltage: 230V AC (+/- 5%) 50Hz
Effeciency: 90%
Output Waveform: Modified Sinewave

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