PV1800HF Datasheet, PDF (1/4 Pages) List of Unclassifed Manufacturers – PowerVerter® 1800W Compact Inverter with 4 Outlets

PowerVerter® 1800W Compact Inverter with 4
Outlets
MODEL NUMBER: PV1800HF
Description
Utilize your vehicle's battery to efficiently power office equipment on the road or power tools at a work site.
Continuously supplies up to 1800 watts of 120V AC power to 4 AC outlets from any 12V battery or automotive
DC source. Includes a set of nut-and-bolt style DC terminals for simple installation. Compact, lightweight metal
case design is among the smallest, most rugged inverters available at this power level.
NOTE: To protect against high current draw that may occur during inverter failure, a fuse link rated at 250a
should be positioned no more than 18" from the PV1800HF's battery in the positive line.
Features
Allows users to run AC appliances from a properly sized 12V battery or automotive DC system
Converts 12V DC battery power to 120V AC power
1800 watts continuous output power; 3600 watts peak output power (instantaneous)
4 outlets
Compact, lightweight design with grooved surface for efficient cooling, all-metal housing
Diagnostic LEDs indicates low battery voltage level and load level
Low battery alarm with auto-shutoff prevents deep battery discharge
High-efficiency operation conserves batteries to prolong run time
Cooling fan regulates internal temperature and prolongs unit service life
Specifications
OVERVIEW
Intended Application
Utility/Long-Haul Truck; RV/Marine
1/3
Highlights
12V DC input; 120V AC output; 4
outlets
1800 watts continuous output
3600 watts peak output
(instantaneous)
Powers an entire mobile office
Applications
Ideal for powering microwave
ovens, dishwashers, coffee
makers, refrigerators, electric
grills, clothes irons, televisions,
video game systems, stereos,
small window air conditioners,
sump pumps, flood lights and
small- to medium-sized power
tools like drills, disc sanders and
chain saws
NOTE: Your load should not exceed
your inverter's maximum continuous
output power of 1800 watts. To
determine your total load, add the
wattage ratings of all equipment you
will connect to your inverter. Wattage
ratings are usually listed in equipment
manuals or on nameplates. If your
equipment is rated in amps, multiply
that number times AC utility voltage to
estimate watts. (Example: a drill
requires 2.5 amps. 2.5 amps × 120
volts = 300 watts.)
Package Includes
PV1800HF Inverter
Warranty information
Instruction manual