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Pure Sine Wave Power Converters
Pure sine wave DC to AC power inverters
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2298 € Savings per year4577 kWh Annual productionContinuous power 1300WBattery voltage 24VManufacturer warranty 5 ansUnit price including VAT €529.20
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2298 € Savings per year4577 kWh Annual productionContinuous power 5300WBattery voltage 48VManufacturer warranty 5 ansUnit price including VAT €1,370.71
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2298 € Savings per year4577 kWh Annual productionContinuous power 200WBattery voltage 12VManufacturer warranty 5 ansUnit price including VAT €92.71
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2298 € Savings per year4577 kWh Annual productionContinuous power 200WBattery voltage 48VManufacturer warranty 5 ansUnit price including VAT €92.71
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2298 € Savings per year4577 kWh Annual productionContinuous power 200WBattery voltage 24VManufacturer warranty 5 ansUnit price including VAT €92.71
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2298 € Savings per year4577 kWh Annual productionContinuous power 300WBattery voltage 12VManufacturer warranty 5 ansUnit price including VAT €119.69
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2298 € Savings per year4577 kWh Annual productionContinuous power 300WBattery voltage 48VManufacturer warranty 5 ansUnit price including VAT €119.69
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2298 € Savings per year4577 kWh Annual productionContinuous power 300WBattery voltage 24VManufacturer warranty 5 ansUnit price including VAT €119.69
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2298 € Savings per year4577 kWh Annual productionContinuous power 400WBattery voltage 24VManufacturer warranty 5 ansUnit price including VAT €149.40
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2298 € Savings per year4577 kWh Annual productionContinuous power 400WBattery voltage 24VManufacturer warranty 5 ansUnit price including VAT €149.40
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2298 € Savings per year4577 kWh Annual productionContinuous power 400WBattery voltage 12VManufacturer warranty 5 ansUnit price including VAT €149.40
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2298 € Savings per year4577 kWh Annual productionContinuous power 400WBattery voltage 48VManufacturer warranty 5 ansUnit price including VAT €149.40
Pure sine wave power inverters convert direct current (DC) from the battery bank into usable alternating current (AC) 230V for all household appliances. They are called pure sine because they provide a perfectly pure, constant, and regular sinusoidal wave, similar to the public grid, capable of powering the most sensitive and power-hungry devices.