INVERTER 1.5KVA/24VLUMINOUS SOLAR HYBRID

SKU:: Luminous 1.5KVA/24V SOLAR HYBRID
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Weight:: 10.00 KGS
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SKU: NTU7026

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INVERTER 1.5KVA/24VLUMINOUS SOLAR HYBRID

Chivis electrical Concepts Nigeria is the distributor of?Luminous brand of Inverters, Batteries and UPS systems?in Nigeria. Our Inverter 1.5KVA/24V LUMINOUS SOLAR HIBRID, Has a?High speed MOSFET and IGBT protection for excess currents and voltage spikes

KEY FEATURES :?

1.5 KVA Solar Hybrid Inverter
Digital Signal Processing Technology
No humming noise from inverter as well as from equipment connected to it
Compact and Reliable SMT-based design
Up to 70% power-saving, advanced battery management enhances battery life u
Wave Type: Pure Sine Wave
Rated Capacity: 1.5KVA
Voltage Window (eco mode):
Voltage window (UPS mode): 180V ? 260 V
Full Battery Recharge Time: 10-12 Hrs
Charge Controller Rating: 40 Amp/ 24V
DC Load Output: 12 V / 5 Amp
Protection: Overload, deep discharge, short-circuit, Battery low cut off

Frequently Asked Questions about Inverters

1. What is an inverter?

An inverter is an electronic device that converts DC (direct current) power into AC (alternating current) power, allowing you to use DC power sources like batteries to power AC devices.

2. What are the applications of inverters?

Inverters have a wide range of applications, including powering household appliances, running electronic devices in vehicles or boats, providing backup power during power outages, and facilitating renewable energy systems such as solar power installations.

3. What is the difference between a pure sine wave inverter and a modified sine wave inverter?

A pure sine wave inverter produces a smooth and clean waveform that mimics the power from the grid, making it suitable for all types of appliances. In contrast, a modified sine wave inverter produces a rough approximation of a sine wave and may not be compatible with some sensitive electronics.