Wfco Wf-5110h Inverter 1000 Watt on 2040-parts.com
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WFCO WF-5110H Inverter 1000 Watt
WFCO 1000 Watt power inverters are engineered for outstanding performance. They provide high-efficiency power at full-load conditions with safeguards that include; overload protection, over-temperature protection, and short-circuit protection. The cooling fan enhances efficiency as its operation is controlled by the amount of load incurred by the inverter. When connected to either shore power or a generator, the WFCO inverter provides direct AC pass through. FCC Class B compliance, which means that the converters are designed not to cause interference with televisions, radios or other signals. The upgraded WF-5110HP model simplifies and provides certainty in product testing and on the production line for RV manufacturers. The WF-5110HP features a plug-and-play design that allows it to be simply plugged into an AC outlet to connect directly to the RV’s AC system. It will convert 12 VDC to 110 VAC, and has a remote control system and built-in circuit protection on the AC side. DC Input Voltage 12V DC DC Input Voltage Regluation 10-15V DC Output Voltage Frequency 115 VAC/60Hz +/- 0.05% Output Waveform Pure Sine Wave (THD <3%) Efficiency (full load) >80% Continuous Output Power 1000 W Status Indicator Lights Greed LED: AC Input Status, Red LED: Inverter Failure, Yellow LED: Battery Back Up Status Transfer Switch 8.5 A Transfer Time <20 milliseconds AC Output Fuse 15 A Protection Features AC Output Fuse, GFCI, Over Temperature, Over/Under Input Voltage, Overload, Reverse Polarity (fuse), Short Circuit Operating Temperature Range 32-104ºF Storage Temperature Range -25.6-158ºF Cooling Load Controlled Cooling Fan Output Wiring Hard Wired Certifications FCC Class B compliant Listed UL 458 Dimensions 8.74˝ wide; 3.965˝ high; 13.228˝ deep Weight 11.5 lbs. 
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