Inverter Sine Wave Charger with Manual Bypass 5kW

Inverter Sine Wave Charger with Manual Bypass 5kW System 1

Inverter Sine Wave Charger with Manual Bypass 5kW

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 10 pc

Supply Capability:: 10000 pc/month

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Specifications

Inverter sine wave charger
with AC input / output breaker
with Battery switch (breaker)
with manual bypass breaker
Automatic

5kW Inverter sine wave charger with manual bypass

Analogue meter display & digital meter display optional

Advantages

> Ultra-fast transfer time
From AC to DC less than 5ms, From DC to AC 0ms
(Routers, Switches PC, Servers and ATM machine will never re-start at Mains failure)
> Faster battery recharge time (Big charge current 30A~50A)
> Automatic tracking mains or generator input (Tracking input voltage, phase & frequency)
> AC / DC conversion waveform (Seamless connection without any spike)
> Battery equalization system (for longer battery life)
> Protection against short-circuit, low voltage, overload, over temperature and over-charge
> Low maintenance cost, Analogue meter & Digital meter Optional

Application range

Computer, Telecom, Deep Freezers, Air Conditioners, Petrol pump machines, Small Scale Industries Malls, Hotels, Restaurants, Banks, ATM Machines, Clinics, All kinds of Kitchen appliances & Home appliances, Weighing bridges,Elevators etc.

Technical specifications

PRC-PSW SERIES	500VA	1000VA	1500VA	2000VA	3000VA	4000VA	5000VA	6250VA
BATTERY DC VOLTAGE	12V	12V/24V		24V/48V
INPUT AC RANGE	160~280V / 45~55Hz		165~260V / 45~55Hz
INVERTER OUTPUT	220V ± 10% / 50Hz ± 1%
TRANSFER (AC LOSS)	5ms after AC loss, automatic recovery after utility power back
FULL LOAD CAPACITY	400W	800W	1200W	1600W	2400W	3200W	4000W	5000W
WAVE DISTORTION	THD < 3%
OVER LOAD CAPACITY	100% ~ 125% Keep Beeping; > 125% working 30s; >150% 1s shut down
OUTPUT SOCKET	2outlets		1outlet + terminal connectors
INDICATOR STATUS	Utility input with "POWER" & "BYPASS" light on
	Utility power loss with "INVERTER" light on
	Connected with load "AC OUTPUT" light on
	Warning for battery low & over load with " ! " flashing
	Battery low protection, over load protection, short circuit protection with " ! " light on
BATTERY CAPACITY	From top to bottom 4 indicator means 100%, 75%, 50%, 25% (" ! "Flashing)
CHARGE STATUS	Indicator flash change from 50% →75% → 100% every 1second means "CONSTANT CURRENT"
	Indicator flash change from 50% →75% → 100% every 2second means "CONSTANT VOLTAGE"
	Indicator 50%/75%/100% 3lights on means "FLOAT CHARGE" & battery full
CHARGE CURRENT	15A	20A		30A/20A	50A/30A			70A/50A
Meter Display (OPTIONAL)	Analogue meter or Digital meter
RECHARGE TIME	8~10hours
POWER EFFICIENCY	80% at full load		75% at full load
NOISE CONDITION	< 45dB
TEMPERATURE	—10°C ~ 40°C (Operation environment); —20°C ~ 50°C (Stock environment)
HUMIDITY	0~95% no condensation
SIZE OF INVERTER	420 x 230 x 350 mm		500 x 280 x 430 mm
MEAS. AFTER PACKING	45x26x38cm / unit		53x31x46cm / unit
TYPE OF PACKAGING	Honeycomb carton
WEIGHT OF INVERTER	11kg	13kg	16kg	27kg	29kg	36kg	38kg	44kg
WEIGHT AFTER PACKAGING	13kg	15kg	18kg	29kg	31kg	38kg	40kg

Inverter Sine Wave Charger with Manual Bypass 5kW

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