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Loudon, New Hampshire, United States
Brand:KLAHEIT
Output Wave Form:Modified Sine Wave
MPN:Does not apply
Unit Dimensions::205*95*55mm
Maximum Continuous Power Load::1500W
Input operating voltage:11-15V DC
Peak Power::3000W
UPC:Does not apply
USB Output::5V DC 1000mA
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