Tripp Lite PowerVerter RV Inverter/Charger RV1512UL user manual

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Tripp Lite

1111 West 35th Street
Chicago, IL 60609 USA
Telephone: +(773) 869 1234
E-mail: saleshelp@tripplite.com
Model #: RV1512UL
PowerVerter RV Inverter/Charger - Quiet Mobile Power for RV, Camping & Boating Applications

Highlights
12V DC or 120V AC input; 120V AC output (hardwired)
1500 watts continuous, 2250 watts OverPower and 3000 watts
DoubleBoost inverter output
3 stage, 19/75 amp selectable wet/dry cell battery charger
Built-in Isobar® premium AC surge protection and Auto Transfer

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RV1512UL serves as an automotive or stationary DC-to-AC inverter with automatic line-to-battery transfer and integrated battery charger Supports 120V AC output from a 120V AC line power source or 12V DC battery source 16.6 millisecond automatic transfer between line and battery power supports UPS protection during blackouts and voltage fluctuations for equipment compatible with a one cycle transfer time 1500 watts continuous AC output in inverter mode, 1500 watts continuous AC output in AC mode

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Input connection DC INPUT: Set of 2 DC bolt-down terminals. AC INPUT: hardwire type Input cord length DC INPUT: User supplies cabling. 0 gauge or larger (see manual). AC INPUT: hardwire Recommended DC INPUT: Requires 12V DC input source capable of delivering 145A for the required duration (when used at full Electrical Service continuous capacity - DC requirements increase during Over-Power and Double-Boost operation). For automotive applications, professional hardwire Maximum input DC INPUT: Ful

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High voltage transfer In AC "auto" mode, inverter/charger switches to battery mode as line voltage increases to 135V (user adjustable to 145 to battery power - see manual) SPECIAL FEATURES Appearance Attractive gray color scheme Load Sensing Optional load sense function enables automatic inverter shutoff and startup as connected equipment is powered off and on. Front panel load sense potentiometer can be set to shutoff or turn on inverter power in response to loads of any level, up to 150 watts.