Vector VEC049D 1000-Watt Power Inverter
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The Vector VEC049D Power Inverter converts the 12 volt DC from your vehicle's battery to 110/120 volt AC household power, allowing you to safely run AC powered appliances. Vector's Soft Start Technology (SST) gradually and safely ramps up the output voltage to start difficult motorized loads and protects sensitive appliance circuits.This inverter offers 1000 watts of continuous power with a surge capacity of 2000 watts. An automatic reset restarts the inverter automatically if it shuts down. Safety features include short circuit protection and fault interrupter shock protection.
This power inverter also includes two grounded AC outlets, a wattage output power level meter, remote control connection (remote control sold separately) and turbo cooling that extends the life of the inverter by keeping components cooler.
STANDARD FEATURES
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Height: 3" | |
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Width: 7" | |
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Depth: 9 3/4" | |
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Weight: 7 lbs. | |
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Max. Continuous Power: 1000 Watts | |
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Surge Capacity: 2000 Watts | |
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Input Voltage Range: 10.5-15.5 VDC | |
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Under Voltage Shutdown: 10.0 V | |
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Low Voltage Alarms Activation: 10.6 V | |
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Max. Efficiency: Approx. 87% | |
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No Load Current Draw: 0.4 A | |
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Internal Fuse: 35 A x 4 | |
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WARRANTY INFORMATION
CHOOSING THE RIGHT POWER INVERTER
How big of an inverter will you need?
First you will have to determine the total wattage of the devices you want to operate. Check the back of the product or manual of your device. Once you find the total watts used, find an inverter that supplies at least that wattage constantly. Inverters have two ratings, a constant and peak rating. For example a 1000W inverter will supply a constant supply of up to 1000 watts but will deliver a peak of 2000 watts. The peak voltage can't be sustained very long but it will allow extra power to start an electric motor or compressor.
If you know the amps of a device and need to convert that to watts, use this formula: Amps x Volts = Watts. For example, a 3 amp motor running on 110 volts AC would convert to 330 watts. You would need an inverter that supplies at least 330 watts constantly. Be sure to allow a slight variance just to be sure.
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