Solar converter volt sinus pro 2000s

Volt converter

SINUSPRO-2000S 24V 2000W Solar

Total power (instantaneous): 2000 VA

Rated power (continuous): 1400 W

Compatibility with solar panels: Yes (built-in solar regulator)

Solar regulator: 30 A MPPT

~ 36V 24 - 50 V

AVR voltage stabilizer: Yes

140 - 275 VAC

Charging current (mains): 20 A

Charging voltage (mains): 27.6V±0.5V

BUILT-IN ON/OFF CHARGER SWITCH

Built-in battery: No

Battery voltage: 24 VDC

Cooling: radiators + fans

Operating temperature: 0-40 degrees C

Dimensions [mm]: 285x140x355

Weight [Kg]: 10 ,3

Permissible supply voltage range: Switching to battery power occurs when the mains voltage is lower than 160 V (+- 5 V) or higher than 260 V (+- 5 V)

Supply voltage frequency: 45 Hz ~ 65 Hz

Output voltage range: Mains voltage regulator: 204 - 240 V, UPS emergency power supply: 230 V (+- 3%)

UPS output voltage frequency: 50 Hz (+- 0.5 Hz)

Overload protection (battery powered): In case of an overload of 110% - 130%, the power supply is disconnected after 30 seconds. If the overload is higher than 130%, the power supply is disconnected immediately.

Overload protection (mains power supply): The device warns about overload until the fuses are activated.

Permissible humidity: 10 % RH ~ 90 % RH

Most important features Continuous power up to 1400W

Impulse power 2000W

Input voltage: 24V

Output voltage: 230V/10 50Hz/0.5

Voltage waveform: Pure Sine

Equipped with a rectifier and UPS

Possibility to connect solar panels

Housing enabling installation on the wall

Warranty: Volt Polska 24 months

Application: Consumer electronics (TVs, tuners, hi-fi, DVD)

Household appliances (refrigerators, microwaves, blenders, toaster ovens)

Power tools (drills, grinders)

Power supply for chargers (smartphones, tablets, phones, laptops, GPS)

Pumps, compressors (water, heat, air conditioners)

Office equipment (printers, faxes, computers, monitors)

Product description The PRO-2000S sinus voltage converter is used to power electrical devices requiring 230V alternating voltage from 24V DC batteries and car installations. It can also be successfully used as an emergency energy source for devices requiring continuous power supply, such as furnaces and central heating pumps.

One housing with a color display contains an automatic network voltage regulator AVR, a 20A rectifier, and a 30A MPPT solar regulator for charging batteries. , a switch enabling switching off the battery charging from the network and a pure SINUS converter based on a toroidal transformer, which compensates for different reactive power of receivers (capacitive, inductive and resistive loads can be combined) and responds very flexibly to overloads (starting pumps, compressors, motors). The converter can operate in UPS mode, which ensures continuous and trouble-free operation of blowers, feeders, pumps, etc.

The S series has a solid and elegant casing and additionally a direct input to solar panels and a priority switch for the solar/grid operation mode.

The refreshed version of sinusPRO 2000S has button to turn the charger off or on. Thanks to this, we can turn off charging while leaving the BYPASS function active. In solar mode and with the mains charger turned off, after the battery is discharged (at night, when there is no charging), the power supply will switch to BYPASS mode without charging the battery. The feature that distinguishes sine converters from classic simple AC/DC converters is the generation of an alternating voltage at the output sinusoidal waveform, identical to that in the power grid. This allows you to power devices equipped with electric motors and transformers, such as power tools, pumps and low-power household appliances. Simple, cheap converters actually produce a square-wave voltage, sometimes incorrectly called a 'modified sine wave'.

Such voltage is not suitable for powering inductive or capacitive devices and may damage them.

AdvantagesAutomatic fan for cooling the converter with a sensor temperature

Low power consumption in idle mode

Battery discharge alarm

Connection cable to the battery terminal

Rectifier and UPS function

Connection to solar panels

Wall mounting

Automatic battery charging when the mains power returns