The Gentech Power 1600 Watt Hybrid Solar & AC Inverter System has a built in solar controller.
A solar panel can be connected to the unit to charge the battery.
The solar panel is NOT included.
The recommended panel size is: 2 x 375-390 Watt Panel
Perfect For:
Tv
Laptop
Monitor
Wifi Router
Decoder
LED Lamps
Cellphone charger
Model
2000VA(1600W) 24V
Input
Nominal Voltage
220-240VAC
Input Voltage Range
90-280VAC
Nominal Frequeny
50Hz or 60Hz (Auto Detection)
Solar
Nominal Voltage
36Vdc
Charging Current
50A 1Amax.
Output
Voltage
230VAC 10%
Frequency
50/60Hz 0.1Hz
Waveform
Modified Sine-wave
Efficieny (AC to AC)
95%
Efficieny (DC to AC)
80%
Battery
Nominal Voltage
24Vdc
Charger
Charging Voltage
28.8Vdc
Charging Current
1OA/20A 2A max.
Overcharging Protection
32.0V
Transfer
Transfer lime
15-20ms typical (narrow range); 40ms max (wide range)
Audible Alarm
Low Battery Voltage in Battery Mode
Buzzing every 2 seconds
Overload
Buzzing every 0.5 seconds
Fault
Buzzing continuously
Environment
Temperature
o-4oc
Key Features:
Easy to use plug and play no wiring.
3 SA plug points positioned above the unit for easy plug access
Hybrid Solar & AC Technology.
Low Heat Dissipation.
Features dual charging from both solar and AC mains.
Provides uninterrupted power during load-shedding.
Portable, has wheels to move from one to room to another easily.
Batteries housed in a metal cabinet on castors.
Dimensions & Weight
Length: 435
Width: 410
Height: 500
Weight: 77Kg
Makes use of AGM Batteries
What are AGM Batteries?
Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) Technology
AGM or Absorbent Glass Mat is an advanced lead-acid battery that provides superior power to support the higher electrical demands of today s applications.
AGM batteries are extremely resistant to vibration, are totally sealed, nonspillable and maintenance-free.
AGM offers better cycling performance, minimal gassing and acid leakage when compared with conventional lead-acid batteries.
The end result of AGM technology is superior life performance.
Please Note
Total up time is fully dependent on what is connected to the unit.
How to Calculate VA:
VA = Volts x Amps. In South Africa, our Commercial Power Provider supplies a voltage of 220 to 240 -AC Volts depending on the region. You may use an average value of 230 Volts.
An amp is the value which indicates how much current a device draws from the utility power. The manufacturer usually provides this information either on the device itself or in the user manual in the specifications list. Some manufacturers will provide the VA rating itself or the value of the current. The amps can also be measured with an instrument known as a current clamp.
How to convert Watts to VA.
Some devices will indicate power consumption in watts instead of VA. You can easily convert this value to VA with the following equation: Watts = VA x 0.7
What's in the box
1 x Gentech 1600 Watt UPS Inverter trolley
1 x Steel Cabinet on Casters
2 x 100 ah AGM Battery 12 Volt
2 x Battery Strap
1 x Battery Cable Connector
