Projecta IP3000 12V 3000W Intelli-Wave Pure Sine Wave Inverter

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Product Description

Projecta IP3000 12V 3000W Intelli-Wave Pure Sine Wave Inverter, 2 Year Warranty. Projecta’s largest pure sine wave inverter, available in both 12 and 24 volt.Power the most demanding 240V appliances on the go, including air conditioners, induction cook-tops, toasters and kettles.

Features:

AS/NZs approved 240V sockets. Inverter designed to Australian standard AS4763
Safety 'Cut Out' Switch - RCD provides absolute protection for the user and devices being powered
Eco Mode reduces power consumption extending battery run time
Remote control can be flush or surface mounted
Ensured durability with our 5 year warranty

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Specifications

SKU IP3000

Brand Projecta

Warranty Period: 2 Years

Product Category Power Inverters

Product Type Intelli-Wave Pure Sine Wave Inverter

Wattage (W) 3000

Over Voltage Shutdown 65°C (±5°C)

Efficiency 85-90%

Output Power 3000W Continuous

Voltage 12V

Battery Low Alarm Protection 10.25 Volt

Output wave form True Sine Wave

Battery Low Shutdown Protection 9.75V (±0.2V)

Input 12 V DC, 300A Max

Weight (kg) 9.65

Dimensions (L x W x H) 535mm x 250mm x 105mm

Approvals Electrical Safety, EMC

Cooling Automatic Temperature Controlled Fan

Fuse 525A

Output 240VAC, 50 Hz (Pure Sine Wave)

Ideal Battery Type 200-600Ah

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Unboxing a Projecta Intelli-Wave Pure Sine Wave Inverter - Benny from Projecta

Projecta Intelli-Wave Pure Sine Wave Inverter - Start Up Power - Benny from Projecta

Projecta Intelli-Wave Pure Sine Wave Inverter - AC Transfer Switch - Benny from Projecta!

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Can I run an inverter from AGM or Gel batteries?

The short answer is yes. People have been running 240V inverters from AGM batteries long before lithium was around. But people have traditionally used a lot lower AC current devices when caravan and camping than they do today.

Inverters were never intended to run air conditioners, microwaves , coffee machines and the like.....that is until lithium came into the RV market.

For low current devices (under 600W) it is fine to connect an inverter to your AGM battery system. AGM batteries can put out low current for a long period of time. When you need to go near 1000W or more , then you should consider a lithium battery.

You can connect an inverter to AGM batteries but you need a lot larger size batteries than lithium (to cope with the high current).

A general rule of thumb for AGM or GEL batteries is a 1000W inverter should be coupled with 2 x 120A batteries and a 2000W inverter will need 3 x 120Ah batteries.

Conversely, some 100Ah lithium batteries (Enerdrive, Invicta) can power a 1000W inverter and some 200Ah lithium batteries (Enerdrive) will power a 2000W inverter.