New super inverter for truck and bus market from Projecta

Designed to power up and run the most demanding appliances with ease and reliability, Projecta’s new 24 volt IP3000-24 inverter joins the Intelli-wave family as its most powerful inverter to date.The latest pure sine wave powerhouse offers an incredible 6000W of peak power for up to 3 seconds and 4500W for up to 10 seconds, overcoming the most demanding appliance start up requirements. With 2400W/10A of continuous power provided by its 240V AC socket, and 3000W/13A when hardwired via the included wiring kit, there is little the new IP3000-24 can’t operate on the go with complete safety and peace of mind. The new super inverter can be wired for remote activation via the switch node, allowing it to be neatly installed out of view making it ideal in the case of OEM applications.

A selectable “eco mode” allows the inverter to shut off output if load value is less than 50VA, preserving power. The Projecta IP3000-24 incorporates a host of advanced safety features, including voltage, temperature, fault and overload protections, safeguarding against injury and damage to sensitive appliances, electrical systems or batteries.  Fully-isolated and meeting the latest AS/NZS 4763 standards, the input voltage, output load level and fault code LED indicators plus an audible alarm ensures easy error diagnosis, whilst the unit itself comes backed by Projecta’s 2 year warranty. The super new IP3000-24 which tops Projecta’s Intelli-wave family of advanced pure sine wave inverters is available from leading automotive and transport outlets.

A Division of Brown & Watson International Pty Ltd, Projecta is Australian owned and operated with worldwide partners who are experts in their respective field. Projecta is a leader in the design and development, manufacture and supply of battery chargers, battery related and electrical accessories for motor vehicles, trucks, boats, 4WD and recreational vehicles. The company has five offices across Australia plus one in New Zealand with representation in a number of countries.

SOURCE: Autonews