3000W MODIFIED SINE WAVE INVERTER
The Cosuper DPI3000 modified sine wave inverter converts 12V/24V battery power into 120V/230V AC power - ideal for your outdoor road trip where no mains power is available. This 3000W modified sine wave inverter is perfect for running mains powerd equipment such as mains power tools, fridges and compressors. The 3000W modified sine wave inverter is widely used in off grid applicationsl, whether it be in the home, caravan, motorhome, car, truck or boat, our 3000w modified sine wave inverterprovides you with astable AC power supply wherever you need it.
FEATURES OF 3000W MODIFIED SINE WAVE INVERTER
Active cooling fan to effectively reduce the operating temperature of the fuselage and improve efficiency.
The body of this modified sine wave power inverter has a built-in jack for direct connection with electrical appliances.
The 12V/24V input voltage is optional, and the 120V/230V output voltage is adjustable.
Cosuper, as an excellent inverter distributor, offers a wide range of inverter chinafor you to choose from.
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