PS1004 3000W Continuous 6000W Surge Peak Power Pure Sine Wave Inverter with Starter Cables and 4 Output Sockets, Updated Model, Grey, Standard
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Features
- GoWISE Power PURE SINE Power Inverter 3000W Continuous/6000W Surge, 12V DC to 120V AC w/ Black and Red Cables w/ Ring Terminals, Remote Switch, 5 kinds of Protection Systems and 4 Output Sockets
- Ideal use in cars, vessels, and for power failure emergencies and s maximum efficiency with computers, sensitive equipment, and more
- 5 Protection systems: Thermal protection, Overload protection, Over Voltage protection, Under Voltage protection, Low Voltage protection alarm
- Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) <3%; Soft start low interference tech and temperature control cooling fan. Output Voltage: AC 120V; Frequency: 60Hz
Description
Go WISE power inverter is an advanced tool of power conversion. It can supply you with AC power converted from a DC power source. It can be used in cars, vessels, during camping and in power failure emergencies. Pure Sine inverters are a stable power source with 3000W continuous power and 6000W surge power with low harmonic distortion. This inverter is an excellent tool to use during power failure emergencies and s maximum efficiency with computers, sensitive equipment and more. Compact and portable, this inverter can be used on worksites, boats, cars, camping or for permanent use. The PS1004 features 5 kinds of protection systems: Thermal protection, Overload protection, Over Voltage protection, Under Voltage protection, Low Voltage protection alarm. Inverter also comes with an LED light that indicates the problem. Your purchase comes with black and red cables with ring terminals, a remote switch, an inverter with 3 AC sockets and 1 USB port 5V, and a detailed instruction manual. Cut off the load and keep it cool naturally for 10 to30 minutes. Restart it after it returns to normal temperature. The load power is too large and reduce the total load power to the range of rated power. Avoid blocking the vent and improve the ventilation condition. Reduce the ambient temperature.Outlet Sockets: 4 (3 AC, 1 USB)Powering units that has a higher power voltage than the inverter. The inverter will not uphold the power for long for big units such as refrigerators, air conditioners, and microwaves and the inverter will go into protection mode if the inverter's voltage reaches 10 volts or lower. If customers are powering big units, they would need two inverters to uphold the power. Detail page is correct.
Brand: GoWISE Power
Recommended Uses For Product: Car, Camping, Boat, Worksite, Recreational Vehicle, Travel
Power Source: Battery Powered
Wattage: 6000 watts
Model Name: PS1004
Power Source: Battery Powered
Wattage: 6000 watts
Number of Outlets: 4
Input Voltage: 12 volts
Output Power: 3000 watts
Standby Power Shutoff: High Efficiency
Output Voltage: 120 volts
Peak Output Power Watts: 6000
Electrical Output Waveform: Pure Sine Wave
Frequency: 60 hertz
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 22"L x 9.3"W x 4"H
Item Weight: 9.9 pounds
Energy Specifications Met: ETL
Color: Grey
Brand: GoWISE Power
Antenna Location: Car, Camping, Boat, Worksite, Recreational Vehicle, Travel
Model Name: PS1004
Built-In Media: Remote, Wire Gauge
Model Number: PS1004
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 786362242479 687077004027
Unit Count: 1 Count
Global Trade Identification Number: 27
Item Type Name: PS1004 3000W Continuous 6000W Surge Peak Power Pure Sine Wave Inverter with Starter Cables and 4 Output Sockets, Updated Model
Manufacturer: GoWISE Power
Mfr Part Number: PS1004
Warranty Description: 1 year limited warranty
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