1000W (1100 VA) UPS Inverter For Home

Pure sine wave inverter with uninterruptible power supply. 1000 watt (1100 VA) power is enough for home use. Aluminum shell with good heat dissipation and strong shock resistance.

Features

• 1000W ups inverter with pure sine wave output (THD＜3%).
• Built-in 3-stages battery charger, allow to run loads while charging.
• Automatically switch with a ultra-fast switching time.
• High efficiency-converts the battery's available power.
• Pure sine wave ups inverter 1000 watt uses soft-start technology.
• Inverter ups 1000W with 90% pure sine wave output, low distortion, waveform and main power line AC waveform are basically the same, equipment accuracy is small, low interference, low noise, strong load capacity, can meet any type of AC load, without damaging the load.
• Optional crocodile clip and cigar lighters, easy to connect batteries or vehicles' batteries.
• Aluminum shell with good heat dissipation and strong shock resistance.
• Uninterruptible power supply with USB charging port: 5V, ideally qualified for powering your phone, laptop, pc, etc.
• Intelligent fan for cooling, long use life.
• LED indicators for power and protections.
• Switch-mode design in 1100 VA inverter, easy to use.

Specification

• Model: ATO-REPU-1000
• Rated Power: 1000W (1100 VA)
• Peak Power: 2000W
• Input Voltage: DC 12V, DC 24V, DC 48V (Optional)
• Output Voltage: 100V AC, 110V AC, 120V AC, 220V AC, 230V AC, 240V AC±5% (Optional)
• Output Frequency: 50Hz±0.5Hz, 60Hz±0.5Hz (Optional)
• Phase: 1- Phase (L, N, G), Do Not provide split phase configuration (L1, L2 + N, G)
• Output Waveform: Pure sine wave
• Waveform Distortion: THD＜3% (Linear load)
• Cooling Method: Intelligent air cooling
• Power Switching Time: ≤ 9 ms
• USB Port: 5V 1A
• Max. Efficiency: 90%
• Working Temperature: -10 ℃— +50 ℃
• Storage Temperature: -30 ℃— +70 ℃

Dimension (Unit: mm)

UPS Inverter Output Socket (Optional)

Advantages of UPS Inverter

Tips: Larger UPS Power Factor Means Better?

The ups has two power factors: input power factor and output power factor. The input power factor indicates the capacity of the ups to absorb active power from the power grid and the impact on the power grid. The output power factor indicates the adaptability of the ups to nonlinear loads.

The output power factor of an uninterruptible power supply varies with the nature of the load. Theups should not output power to the load, but the power required by the load. The ups should adapt to the load, not the load to the ups. The power factor is too low, and the device usage decreases.

The input power factor of the ups is not fixed but varies with the load. The closer the load is to 100, the higher the power factor is. Conversely, the smaller the load, the lower the power factor, and even lower when no load.