DPT Series Split Phase Inverter Charger

1. RS485 Communication Equipped: Enables seamless communication for monitoring and control, ensuring the efficient operation of connected systems.

2. Low Total Harmonic Distortion (THD): Guarantees stable performance for sensitive loads, preventing disturbances and enhancing reliability.
   

3. High Charging Capacity: provides a charging current of up to 80A, making it compatible with various battery types, including AGM, GEL, flooded, and lithium batteries.
   

4. Heavy-Duty Design: Engineered to handle motored loads, ensuring durability and consistent performance even under demanding conditions.

5. Wide Operating Temperature Range: Designed to function efficiently in extreme environments, withstanding temperatures from -10℃ to 50℃ at 100% continuous output.
   

6. Battery Temperature Compensation: Adapts charging parameters based on the battery's temperature, providing optimal performance in cold environments and safe regulation in high temperatures.
   

7. Ultra-Low Idle Consumption: Reduces energy waste, maximizing efficiency and ensuring longer battery life during periods of inactivity.
   

8. Auto Generator (GEN) Start/Stop: Automatically manages generator operation, optimizing energy usage and maintaining uninterrupted power supply.
   

9. Comprehensive Protection: Equipped with multiple safety features, including protection against AC input/output over current, AC input over/low voltage, battery over/low voltage, output overload, output short circuit, and over-temperature, ensuring the longevity and safety of your equipment.
   

Do inverters use a lot of battery power?

The power conversion loss of converting 12v DC battery power into 230v AC main power in an inverter is 10% more than the power consumed by actual equipment, so the battery consumption is expected to be about 1540 w(1400 w x 1.1 = 1540 w). 2.13 Ampere x 1 minute use = 2.13 Ampere hours of battery consumption per cup of black coffee.

How does a Split Phase Inverter Charger differ from a regular inverter?

A Split Phase Inverter Charger not only converts DC to AC but also supports dual voltage output (120V and 240V) and includes a built-in charger for recharging batteries from AC power sources. Regular inverters typically only convert DC to AC at a single voltage, without the charging capability or split-phase output.

What is the difference between split-phase and single-phase power?

Single-phase power only delivers 120V, which is common in most residential settings and is sufficient for running standard household appliances. Split-phase power, on the other hand, provides both 120V and 240V. This allows you to power more demanding equipment like large machinery or HVAC systems, which require 240V.

What types of batteries are compatible with a Split Phase Inverter Charger?

Split Phase Inverter Chargers are designed to be versatile and can work with various battery types, including AGM, GEL, Flooded, and Lithium batteries. This flexibility makes them suitable for a wide range of power storage systems, whether you’re using traditional lead-acid batteries or more advanced lithium-ion batteries.