VOLT SINUS PRO 1000 S 12V 20A | Power supply | 1000W, with solar panel controller MPPT

VOLT SINUS PRO UPS 1000S 12V

The PSU is designed to supply power to electrical devices that require 230V AC voltage from 12V DC batteries. Series S has a solid and elegant casing and an additional direct input for solar panels and a priority switch for the solar / network operating modes. The power supply can be used as an emergency power source for devices that require continuous power supply, such as furnaces and CO pumps.

It is housed in one housing with a colour display:

• Automatic mains voltage stabiliser AVR
  
• 15 A mains charger for battery charging
  
• 60 A MPPT solar regulator for charging batteries from a set of solar panels
  
• The SINUS pure SINUS converter based on toroidal transformer

Toroidal transformer

The toroidal transformer used in the construction of the power supply toroidal transformer compensates for different reactive power of the receivers, thanks to which capacitive, inductive and resistive loads can be combined. In addition, the inverter flexibly reacts to overloads such as starting pumps, compressors and motors. The power supply can operate in UPS mode, which ensures continuous and trouble-free operation.

Key features

• A pure sinusoidal output signal, making the power supply compatible with refrigerators, freezers, fridges, fridges, televisions, fluorescent lamps, fluorescent tubes, etc.
  
• Building based on an efficient toroidal transformer
  
• Double controlof the main processor
  
• Solar PWM charger(s) with very high efficiency
  
• Wide input frequency range, automatic 50/60 Hz detection
  
• Intelligent switching between power supply priorities for better performance and less energy loss
  
• Half the range of protections and alarms: overload, short circuit, overvoltage and under-voltage protections, temperature
  
• Easy to use display for viewing key functions

Sinusoidal voltage

The main feature that distinguishes sinus inverters from the classic AC/DC converter is that the output voltage is generated in a sinusoidal alternating waveform, identical to that of the mains, which allows the equipment to be powered with electric motors and transformers.