LPS Lombard Power Solutions DTA-1500W Power Inverter 1500W
Empower your journey with the LPS Lombard Power Solutions DTA-1500W Power Inverter. Compact and robust, this inverter converts 12V DC battery power into 1500W of reliable AC power, making it perfect for charging, powering tools, and entertainment on the go in your car, boat, or RV.
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Estimated Arrival
12 Weeks
Key Specifications
Model:
DTA-1500W
Waveform:
Modified Sine Wave
Input type:
DC
Peak Power:
3000W
Output Type:
AC
Input Voltage:
DC 12V (selectable options 24V, 48V, 60V)
Product Description
The LPS Lombard Power Solutions DTA-1500W Power Inverter is the ultimate solution for mobile power needs. Designed for efficiency and convenience, it delivers a consistent 1500W continuous output, capable of handling peak demands up to 3000W. Its compact, ribbed silver housing functions as an effective heat sink, while a built-in cooling fan ensures optimal performance even during sustained use. This inverter provides a modified sine wave, suitable for a wide range of electronic devices and power tools. Multiple safety protections safeguard against overload, short circuits, and low battery voltage.
Features
- 1500W Continuous Power Output / 3000W Peak Power
- Modified Sine Wave
- Dual 12V DC to 220V AC Conversion (50Hz)
- Compact, Durable Aluminum Heat Sink Design
- Integrated Cooling Fan for Performance
- Multiple Protection Features for Safety
- Convenient 12V Terminal Studs for Battery Connection
- 12V DC input
- 220V AC output
- Compact
- Powerful
- Multi-protection safety
Applications
Technical Specifications
| Model: | DTA-1500W |
| Waveform: | Modified Sine Wave |
| Input type: | DC |
| Peak Power: | 3000W |
| Output Type: | AC |
| Input Voltage: | DC 12V (selectable options 24V, 48V, 60V) |
| Output Voltage: | AC 220V 50Hz (AC 230V / AC 240V, USB DC 5V 500mA) |
| Continuous Power: | 1500W |
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