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Mecer Hybrid Inverter Charger 3000VA 24V 220Vac PWM

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Mecer Hybrid Inverter Charger 3000VA 24V 220Vac PWMMECER HYBRID 3000VA 3000W Inverter Charger is a robust, all in one power solution designed for reliable backup and off grid applications. Built around a 24V DC battery bank, this hybrid unit converts stored DC power into clean 220V AC, delivering dependable energy when mains power is unavailable and smoothly recharging the battery during normal operation. Featuring a 1200W PWM charging stage, it provides efficient and safe charging to keep your power

MECER HYBRID 3000VA / 3000W Inverter Charger is a robust, all-in-one power solution designed for reliable backup and off-grid applications. Built around a 24V DC battery bank, this hybrid unit converts stored DC power into clean 220V AC, delivering dependable energy when mains power is unavailable and smoothly recharging the battery during normal operation. Featuring a 1200W PWM charging stage, it provides efficient and safe charging to keep your power reserve ready. Note: this model does not support parallel operation to increase capacity.

  • 3,000 VA / 3,000 W continuous inverter for demanding loads
  • 24 V DC battery input compatible with standard 24V battery banks
  • 220 VAC output suitable for most household and office appliances
  • 1200 W PWM charging to safely replenish the battery bank
  • Automatic transfer between AC input and battery power for seamless uptime
  • No parallel capability — cannot be chained with additional units to increase capacity
  • Protects connected equipment with basic safeguards against common faults and overloads

Technical specifications

  • Inverter rating: 3000 VA / 3000 W
  • DC input: 24 V DC
  • AC output: 220 V AC
  • Charger type: PWM charger up to 1200 W
  • Parallel capability: Not supported
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