NTU Series: Pure Sine Wave UPS Inverter

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MEAN WELL NTU Series True Sine Wave UPS Inverters

  • Product Features
  • Technical Specifications
  • Series Power Range
  • UPS Operation Mode

Product Features

The NTU series is an advanced true sine wave DC-AC inverter that integrates a seamless UPS function, making it ideal for systems requiring zero-downtime power transitions.

  • UPS Functionality: Integrated AC bypass circuit allows for a 10ms transfer time, ensuring uninterrupted power for critical loads during grid failure.
  • True Sine Wave Output: THD < 3%, providing high-quality power suitable for medical equipment, computers, and complex motor loads.
  • Configurable Settings: Output voltage (100V-120V or 200V-240V) and frequency (50Hz/60Hz) are easily selectable via front-panel DIP switches.
  • Energy Efficiency: Includes a "Power Saving Mode" to drastically reduce battery consumption under light loads.
  • Rugged Reliability: Industrial-grade design supporting operating temperatures from -25°C to +70°C.
  • Smart Connectivity: Built-in RS-232 communication port for system monitoring and remote control.

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification Detail
Waveform True Sine Wave (THD < 3%)
UPS Transfer Time 10ms (AC by-pass)
Input DC Voltage 12V, 24V, or 48V models
Operating Temp. -25°C to +70°C
Efficiency Up to 93% (varies by model)
Safety Standards IEC 62368-1, UL 62368-1, EAC, AS/NZS 62368.1

Series Power Range

Model Continuous Power Peak Power (10s)
NTU-1200 1200W 1800W
NTU-1700 1700W 2550W
NTU-2200 2200W 3300W
NTU-3200 3200W 4800W
Applications: Backup power for telecommunications, home healthcare equipment, industrial control cabinets, and off-grid remote sensing stations.

UPS Operation Mode

The NTU series distinguishes itself from standard inverters by its ability to act as a UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply).

Scenario System Behavior
Grid Available AC input passes through the inverter to power the load directly, while keeping the inverter/charger active for battery maintenance.
Grid Failure The unit automatically switches to inverter mode within 10ms, drawing power from the DC battery bank to maintain the AC output.
Ordering Logic:
1. Select Power Level (1200W-3200W).
2. Choose Battery Voltage (12V/24V/48V).
3. Specify AC Output region (1 = 110V range, 2 = 230V range).
4. Select Socket Type (US, EU, CN, AU, UK, UN, or Terminal Block).
  • NTU-1700-148GFCI

    MEAN WELL NTU-1700 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1700-148GFCI

    MEAN WELL NTU-1700-148GFCI is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1500 W continuously from a nominal 48 VDC battery, with 110 VAC / 60 Hz factory output and a US GFCI receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1700 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1700 section is on PDF pages 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1500 W Nominal DC input voltage 48 VDC Default AC output voltage 110 VAC Over-rated output power 1750 W Peak output power 2250 W Surge output power 3000 W Default output frequency 60 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1750 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 2250 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 3000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1700-148GFCI selects the NTU-1700 family, AC voltage code 1, 48 VDC input and US GFCI receptacle. This US GFCI receptacle option is offered by request in the catalogue; confirm availability for the exact ordering code. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 40–66 VDC Typical DC input current 37.5 A Typical conversion efficiency 91% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 16 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 25 A × 3 Low-input alarm 44 ± 1 VDC Low-input shutdown 40 ± 1 VDC Low-input restart 50 ± 1 VDC High-input alarm 62 ± 1 VDC High-input shutdown 66 ± 1 VDC High-input restart 60 ± 1 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 100 / 110 / 115 / 120 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 15 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 90%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 40% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 48 V model: approximately 50% load at 40 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 42 VDC and remaining at 100% to 66 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 48 V model: green at 50–62 VDC; orange at 44–50 VDC; red at <44 or >62 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 400 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286B; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 4630 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 237, 220, 203, 186 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 16 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The GFCI socket table lists CB IEC 62368-1 and FCC. The catalogue excludes 48 VDC input from the GFCI UL458 claim. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. FCC Class A radiated and conducted emissions apply to the 100–120 VAC output group. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 421.9k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 45.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 1350 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $1,056.69

  • NTU-1700-124GFCI

    MEAN WELL NTU-1700 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1700-124GFCI

    MEAN WELL NTU-1700-124GFCI is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1500 W continuously from a nominal 24 VDC battery, with 110 VAC / 60 Hz factory output and a US GFCI receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1700 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1700 section is on PDF pages 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1500 W Nominal DC input voltage 24 VDC Default AC output voltage 110 VAC Over-rated output power 1750 W Peak output power 2250 W Surge output power 3000 W Default output frequency 60 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1750 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 2250 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 3000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1700-124GFCI selects the NTU-1700 family, AC voltage code 1, 24 VDC input and US GFCI receptacle. This US GFCI receptacle option is offered by request in the catalogue; confirm availability for the exact ordering code. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 20–33 VDC Typical DC input current 75 A Typical conversion efficiency 90% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 16 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 40 A × 3 Low-input alarm 22 ± 0.5 VDC Low-input shutdown 20 ± 0.5 VDC Low-input restart 25 ± 0.5 VDC High-input alarm 31 ± 0.5 VDC High-input shutdown 33 ± 0.5 VDC High-input restart 30 ± 0.5 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 100 / 110 / 115 / 120 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 15 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 90%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 40% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 24 V model: approximately 50% load at 20 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 21 VDC and remaining at 100% to 33 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 24 V model: green at 25–31 VDC; orange at 22–25 VDC; red at <22 or >31 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 400 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286B; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 4630 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 237, 220, 203, 186 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 16 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The GFCI socket table lists CB IEC 62368-1 and FCC. UL458 is listed for the GFCI version with 12 or 24 VDC input. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. FCC Class A radiated and conducted emissions apply to the 100–120 VAC output group. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 421.9k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 45.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 1350 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $1,056.69

  • NTU-1700-112GFCI

    MEAN WELL NTU-1700 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1700-112GFCI

    MEAN WELL NTU-1700-112GFCI is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1500 W continuously from a nominal 12 VDC battery, with 110 VAC / 60 Hz factory output and a US GFCI receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1700 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1700 section is on PDF pages 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1500 W Nominal DC input voltage 12 VDC Default AC output voltage 110 VAC Over-rated output power 1750 W Peak output power 2250 W Surge output power 3000 W Default output frequency 60 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1750 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 2250 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 3000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1700-112GFCI selects the NTU-1700 family, AC voltage code 1, 12 VDC input and US GFCI receptacle. This US GFCI receptacle option is offered by request in the catalogue; confirm availability for the exact ordering code. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 10–16.5 VDC Typical DC input current 150 A Typical conversion efficiency 89% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 16 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 40 A × 6 Low-input alarm 11 ± 0.3 VDC Low-input shutdown 10 ± 0.3 VDC Low-input restart 12.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input alarm 15.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input shutdown 16.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input restart 15 ± 0.3 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 100 / 110 / 115 / 120 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 15 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 90%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 40% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 12 V model: approximately 50% load at 10 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 11 VDC and remaining at 100% to 16.5 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 12 V model: green at 12.5–15.5 VDC; orange at 11–12.5 VDC; red at <11 or >15.5 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 400 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286B; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 4630 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 237, 220, 203, 186 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 16 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The GFCI socket table lists CB IEC 62368-1 and FCC. UL458 is listed for the GFCI version with 12 or 24 VDC input. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. FCC Class A radiated and conducted emissions apply to the 100–120 VAC output group. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 421.9k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 45.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 1350 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $1,056.69

  • NTU-1700-148US

    MEAN WELL NTU-1700 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1700-148US

    MEAN WELL NTU-1700-148US is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1500 W continuously from a nominal 48 VDC battery, with 110 VAC / 60 Hz factory output and a US receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1700 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1700 section is on PDF pages 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1500 W Nominal DC input voltage 48 VDC Default AC output voltage 110 VAC Over-rated output power 1750 W Peak output power 2250 W Surge output power 3000 W Default output frequency 60 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1750 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 2250 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 3000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1700-148US selects the NTU-1700 family, AC voltage code 1, 48 VDC input and US receptacle. Confirm availability for the exact ordering code before ordering. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 40–66 VDC Typical DC input current 37.5 A Typical conversion efficiency 91% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 16 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 25 A × 3 Low-input alarm 44 ± 1 VDC Low-input shutdown 40 ± 1 VDC Low-input restart 50 ± 1 VDC High-input alarm 62 ± 1 VDC High-input shutdown 66 ± 1 VDC High-input restart 60 ± 1 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 100 / 110 / 115 / 120 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 15 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 90%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 40% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 48 V model: approximately 50% load at 40 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 42 VDC and remaining at 100% to 66 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 48 V model: green at 50–62 VDC; orange at 44–50 VDC; red at <44 or >62 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 400 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286B; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 4630 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 237, 220, 203, 186 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 16 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The US socket table lists CB IEC 62368-1, DEKRA BS EN/EN 62368-1 and FCC. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. FCC Class A radiated and conducted emissions apply to the 100–120 VAC output group. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 421.9k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 45.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 1350 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $1,056.69

  • NTU-1700-124US

    MEAN WELL NTU-1700 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1700-124US

    MEAN WELL NTU-1700-124US is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1500 W continuously from a nominal 24 VDC battery, with 110 VAC / 60 Hz factory output and a US receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1700 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1700 section is on PDF pages 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1500 W Nominal DC input voltage 24 VDC Default AC output voltage 110 VAC Over-rated output power 1750 W Peak output power 2250 W Surge output power 3000 W Default output frequency 60 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1750 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 2250 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 3000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1700-124US selects the NTU-1700 family, AC voltage code 1, 24 VDC input and US receptacle. Confirm availability for the exact ordering code before ordering. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 20–33 VDC Typical DC input current 75 A Typical conversion efficiency 90% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 16 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 40 A × 3 Low-input alarm 22 ± 0.5 VDC Low-input shutdown 20 ± 0.5 VDC Low-input restart 25 ± 0.5 VDC High-input alarm 31 ± 0.5 VDC High-input shutdown 33 ± 0.5 VDC High-input restart 30 ± 0.5 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 100 / 110 / 115 / 120 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 15 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 90%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 40% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 24 V model: approximately 50% load at 20 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 21 VDC and remaining at 100% to 33 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 24 V model: green at 25–31 VDC; orange at 22–25 VDC; red at <22 or >31 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 400 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286B; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 4630 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 237, 220, 203, 186 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 16 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The US socket table lists CB IEC 62368-1, DEKRA BS EN/EN 62368-1 and FCC. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. FCC Class A radiated and conducted emissions apply to the 100–120 VAC output group. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 421.9k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 45.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 1350 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $1,056.69

  • NTU-1700-112US

    MEAN WELL NTU-1700 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1700-112US

    MEAN WELL NTU-1700-112US is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1500 W continuously from a nominal 12 VDC battery, with 110 VAC / 60 Hz factory output and a US receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1700 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1700 section is on PDF pages 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1500 W Nominal DC input voltage 12 VDC Default AC output voltage 110 VAC Over-rated output power 1750 W Peak output power 2250 W Surge output power 3000 W Default output frequency 60 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1750 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 2250 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 3000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1700-112US selects the NTU-1700 family, AC voltage code 1, 12 VDC input and US receptacle. Confirm availability for the exact ordering code before ordering. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 10–16.5 VDC Typical DC input current 150 A Typical conversion efficiency 89% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 16 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 40 A × 6 Low-input alarm 11 ± 0.3 VDC Low-input shutdown 10 ± 0.3 VDC Low-input restart 12.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input alarm 15.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input shutdown 16.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input restart 15 ± 0.3 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 100 / 110 / 115 / 120 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 15 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 90%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 40% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 12 V model: approximately 50% load at 10 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 11 VDC and remaining at 100% to 16.5 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 12 V model: green at 12.5–15.5 VDC; orange at 11–12.5 VDC; red at <11 or >15.5 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 400 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286B; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 4630 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 237, 220, 203, 186 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 16 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The US socket table lists CB IEC 62368-1, DEKRA BS EN/EN 62368-1 and FCC. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. FCC Class A radiated and conducted emissions apply to the 100–120 VAC output group. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 421.9k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 45.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 1350 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $1,056.69

  • NTU-1200-248UN

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1200-248UN

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200-248UN is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1200 W continuously from a nominal 48 VDC battery, with 230 VAC / 50 Hz factory output and a universal receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1200 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1200 section is on PDF pages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1200 W Nominal DC input voltage 48 VDC Default AC output voltage 230 VAC Over-rated output power 1380 W Peak output power 1800 W Surge output power 2000 W Default output frequency 50 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1380 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 1800 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 2000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1200-248UN selects the NTU-1200 family, AC voltage code 2, 48 VDC input and universal receptacle. Confirm availability for the exact ordering code before ordering. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 40–66 VDC Typical DC input current 30 A Typical conversion efficiency 93% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 25 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 25 A × 2 Low-input alarm 44 ± 1 VDC Low-input shutdown 40 ± 1 VDC Low-input restart 50 ± 1 VDC High-input alarm 62 ± 1 VDC High-input shutdown 66 ± 1 VDC High-input restart 60 ± 1 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 200 / 220 / 230 / 240 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 10 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 85%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 30% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 48 V model: approximately 50% load at 40 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 42 VDC and remaining at 100% to 66 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 48 V model: green at 50–62 VDC; orange at 44–50 VDC; red at <44 or >62 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 333 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286A; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 3300 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 220, 200, 180 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 7 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability For this 200–240 VAC universal-receptacle version, the socket table shows E13 and EAC; it does not assign the full European/Australian socket approval set to this version. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. FCC / EN 55032 Class A radiated and conducted emissions are explicitly excluded for Type-UN in the specification; do not claim that classification for this socket. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 460.5k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 58.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 900 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $685.56

  • NTU-1200-224UN

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1200-224UN

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200-224UN is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1200 W continuously from a nominal 24 VDC battery, with 230 VAC / 50 Hz factory output and a universal receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1200 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1200 section is on PDF pages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1200 W Nominal DC input voltage 24 VDC Default AC output voltage 230 VAC Over-rated output power 1380 W Peak output power 1800 W Surge output power 2000 W Default output frequency 50 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1380 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 1800 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 2000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1200-224UN selects the NTU-1200 family, AC voltage code 2, 24 VDC input and universal receptacle. Confirm availability for the exact ordering code before ordering. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 20–33 VDC Typical DC input current 60 A Typical conversion efficiency 92% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 25 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 40 A × 2 Low-input alarm 22 ± 0.5 VDC Low-input shutdown 20 ± 0.5 VDC Low-input restart 25 ± 0.5 VDC High-input alarm 31 ± 0.5 VDC High-input shutdown 33 ± 0.5 VDC High-input restart 30 ± 0.5 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 200 / 220 / 230 / 240 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 10 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 85%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 30% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 24 V model: approximately 50% load at 20 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 21 VDC and remaining at 100% to 33 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 24 V model: green at 25–31 VDC; orange at 22–25 VDC; red at <22 or >31 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 333 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286A; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 3300 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 220, 200, 180 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 7 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability For this 200–240 VAC universal-receptacle version, the socket table shows E13 and EAC; it does not assign the full European/Australian socket approval set to this version. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. FCC / EN 55032 Class A radiated and conducted emissions are explicitly excluded for Type-UN in the specification; do not claim that classification for this socket. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 460.5k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 58.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 900 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $685.56

  • NTU-1200-212UN

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1200-212UN

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200-212UN is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1200 W continuously from a nominal 12 VDC battery, with 230 VAC / 50 Hz factory output and a universal receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1200 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1200 section is on PDF pages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1200 W Nominal DC input voltage 12 VDC Default AC output voltage 230 VAC Over-rated output power 1380 W Peak output power 1800 W Surge output power 2000 W Default output frequency 50 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1380 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 1800 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 2000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1200-212UN selects the NTU-1200 family, AC voltage code 2, 12 VDC input and universal receptacle. Confirm availability for the exact ordering code before ordering. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 10–16.5 VDC Typical DC input current 120 A Typical conversion efficiency 90% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 25 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 40 A × 4 Low-input alarm 11 ± 0.3 VDC Low-input shutdown 10 ± 0.3 VDC Low-input restart 12.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input alarm 15.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input shutdown 16.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input restart 15 ± 0.3 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 200 / 220 / 230 / 240 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 10 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 85%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 30% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 12 V model: approximately 50% load at 10 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 11 VDC and remaining at 100% to 16.5 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 12 V model: green at 12.5–15.5 VDC; orange at 11–12.5 VDC; red at <11 or >15.5 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 333 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286A; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 3300 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 220, 200, 180 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 7 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability For this 200–240 VAC universal-receptacle version, the socket table shows E13 and EAC; it does not assign the full European/Australian socket approval set to this version. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. FCC / EN 55032 Class A radiated and conducted emissions are explicitly excluded for Type-UN in the specification; do not claim that classification for this socket. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 460.5k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 58.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 900 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $685.56

  • NTU-1200-248UK

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1200-248UK

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200-248UK is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1200 W continuously from a nominal 48 VDC battery, with 230 VAC / 50 Hz factory output and a UK receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1200 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1200 section is on PDF pages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1200 W Nominal DC input voltage 48 VDC Default AC output voltage 230 VAC Over-rated output power 1380 W Peak output power 1800 W Surge output power 2000 W Default output frequency 50 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1380 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 1800 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 2000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1200-248UK selects the NTU-1200 family, AC voltage code 2, 48 VDC input and UK receptacle. This UK receptacle option is offered by request in the catalogue; confirm availability for the exact ordering code. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 40–66 VDC Typical DC input current 30 A Typical conversion efficiency 93% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 25 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 25 A × 2 Low-input alarm 44 ± 1 VDC Low-input shutdown 40 ± 1 VDC Low-input restart 50 ± 1 VDC High-input alarm 62 ± 1 VDC High-input shutdown 66 ± 1 VDC High-input restart 60 ± 1 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 200 / 220 / 230 / 240 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 10 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 85%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 30% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 48 V model: approximately 50% load at 40 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 42 VDC and remaining at 100% to 66 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 48 V model: green at 50–62 VDC; orange at 44–50 VDC; red at <44 or >62 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 333 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286A; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 3300 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 220, 200, 180 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 7 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The UK receptacle socket table lists CB IEC 62368-1, DEKRA BS EN/EN 62368-1, E13, EAC TP TC 004, CE and UKCA. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. BS EN/EN 55032 (CISPR 32) Class A radiated and conducted emissions apply to the 200–240 VAC output group. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 460.5k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 58.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 900 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $685.56

  • NTU-1200-224UK

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1200-224UK

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200-224UK is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1200 W continuously from a nominal 24 VDC battery, with 230 VAC / 50 Hz factory output and a UK receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1200 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1200 section is on PDF pages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1200 W Nominal DC input voltage 24 VDC Default AC output voltage 230 VAC Over-rated output power 1380 W Peak output power 1800 W Surge output power 2000 W Default output frequency 50 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1380 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 1800 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 2000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1200-224UK selects the NTU-1200 family, AC voltage code 2, 24 VDC input and UK receptacle. This UK receptacle option is offered by request in the catalogue; confirm availability for the exact ordering code. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 20–33 VDC Typical DC input current 60 A Typical conversion efficiency 92% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 25 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 40 A × 2 Low-input alarm 22 ± 0.5 VDC Low-input shutdown 20 ± 0.5 VDC Low-input restart 25 ± 0.5 VDC High-input alarm 31 ± 0.5 VDC High-input shutdown 33 ± 0.5 VDC High-input restart 30 ± 0.5 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 200 / 220 / 230 / 240 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 10 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 85%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 30% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 24 V model: approximately 50% load at 20 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 21 VDC and remaining at 100% to 33 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 24 V model: green at 25–31 VDC; orange at 22–25 VDC; red at <22 or >31 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 333 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286A; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 3300 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 220, 200, 180 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 7 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The UK receptacle socket table lists CB IEC 62368-1, DEKRA BS EN/EN 62368-1, E13, EAC TP TC 004, CE and UKCA. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. BS EN/EN 55032 (CISPR 32) Class A radiated and conducted emissions apply to the 200–240 VAC output group. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 460.5k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 58.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 900 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $685.56

  • NTU-1200-212UK

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1200-212UK

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200-212UK is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1200 W continuously from a nominal 12 VDC battery, with 230 VAC / 50 Hz factory output and a UK receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1200 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1200 section is on PDF pages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1200 W Nominal DC input voltage 12 VDC Default AC output voltage 230 VAC Over-rated output power 1380 W Peak output power 1800 W Surge output power 2000 W Default output frequency 50 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1380 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 1800 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 2000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1200-212UK selects the NTU-1200 family, AC voltage code 2, 12 VDC input and UK receptacle. This UK receptacle option is offered by request in the catalogue; confirm availability for the exact ordering code. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 10–16.5 VDC Typical DC input current 120 A Typical conversion efficiency 90% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 25 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 40 A × 4 Low-input alarm 11 ± 0.3 VDC Low-input shutdown 10 ± 0.3 VDC Low-input restart 12.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input alarm 15.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input shutdown 16.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input restart 15 ± 0.3 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 200 / 220 / 230 / 240 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 10 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 85%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 30% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 12 V model: approximately 50% load at 10 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 11 VDC and remaining at 100% to 16.5 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 12 V model: green at 12.5–15.5 VDC; orange at 11–12.5 VDC; red at <11 or >15.5 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 333 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286A; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 3300 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 220, 200, 180 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 7 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The UK receptacle socket table lists CB IEC 62368-1, DEKRA BS EN/EN 62368-1, E13, EAC TP TC 004, CE and UKCA. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. BS EN/EN 55032 (CISPR 32) Class A radiated and conducted emissions apply to the 200–240 VAC output group. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 460.5k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 58.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 900 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $685.56

  • NTU-1200-248AU

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1200-248AU

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200-248AU is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1200 W continuously from a nominal 48 VDC battery, with 230 VAC / 50 Hz factory output and a Australian receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1200 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1200 section is on PDF pages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1200 W Nominal DC input voltage 48 VDC Default AC output voltage 230 VAC Over-rated output power 1380 W Peak output power 1800 W Surge output power 2000 W Default output frequency 50 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1380 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 1800 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 2000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1200-248AU selects the NTU-1200 family, AC voltage code 2, 48 VDC input and Australian receptacle. This Australian receptacle option is offered by request in the catalogue; confirm availability for the exact ordering code. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 40–66 VDC Typical DC input current 30 A Typical conversion efficiency 93% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 25 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 25 A × 2 Low-input alarm 44 ± 1 VDC Low-input shutdown 40 ± 1 VDC Low-input restart 50 ± 1 VDC High-input alarm 62 ± 1 VDC High-input shutdown 66 ± 1 VDC High-input restart 60 ± 1 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 200 / 220 / 230 / 240 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 10 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 85%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 30% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 48 V model: approximately 50% load at 40 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 42 VDC and remaining at 100% to 66 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 48 V model: green at 50–62 VDC; orange at 44–50 VDC; red at <44 or >62 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 333 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286A; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 3300 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 220, 200, 180 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 7 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The Australian receptacle socket table lists CB IEC 62368-1, DEKRA BS EN/EN 62368-1, E13, EAC TP TC 004, CE and UKCA. The NTU-1200 specification says design refer to AS/NZS 62368.1; confirm the approval applicable to the supplied unit. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. BS EN/EN 55032 (CISPR 32) Class A radiated and conducted emissions apply to the 200–240 VAC output group. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 460.5k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 58.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 900 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $685.56

  • NTU-1200-224AU

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1200-224AU

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200-224AU is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1200 W continuously from a nominal 24 VDC battery, with 230 VAC / 50 Hz factory output and a Australian receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1200 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1200 section is on PDF pages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1200 W Nominal DC input voltage 24 VDC Default AC output voltage 230 VAC Over-rated output power 1380 W Peak output power 1800 W Surge output power 2000 W Default output frequency 50 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1380 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 1800 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 2000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1200-224AU selects the NTU-1200 family, AC voltage code 2, 24 VDC input and Australian receptacle. This Australian receptacle option is offered by request in the catalogue; confirm availability for the exact ordering code. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 20–33 VDC Typical DC input current 60 A Typical conversion efficiency 92% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 25 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 40 A × 2 Low-input alarm 22 ± 0.5 VDC Low-input shutdown 20 ± 0.5 VDC Low-input restart 25 ± 0.5 VDC High-input alarm 31 ± 0.5 VDC High-input shutdown 33 ± 0.5 VDC High-input restart 30 ± 0.5 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 200 / 220 / 230 / 240 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 10 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 85%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 30% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 24 V model: approximately 50% load at 20 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 21 VDC and remaining at 100% to 33 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 24 V model: green at 25–31 VDC; orange at 22–25 VDC; red at <22 or >31 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 333 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286A; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 3300 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 220, 200, 180 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 7 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The Australian receptacle socket table lists CB IEC 62368-1, DEKRA BS EN/EN 62368-1, E13, EAC TP TC 004, CE and UKCA. The NTU-1200 specification says design refer to AS/NZS 62368.1; confirm the approval applicable to the supplied unit. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. BS EN/EN 55032 (CISPR 32) Class A radiated and conducted emissions apply to the 200–240 VAC output group. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 460.5k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 58.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 900 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $685.56

  • NTU-1200-212AU

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1200-212AU

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200-212AU is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1200 W continuously from a nominal 12 VDC battery, with 230 VAC / 50 Hz factory output and a Australian receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1200 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1200 section is on PDF pages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1200 W Nominal DC input voltage 12 VDC Default AC output voltage 230 VAC Over-rated output power 1380 W Peak output power 1800 W Surge output power 2000 W Default output frequency 50 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1380 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 1800 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 2000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1200-212AU selects the NTU-1200 family, AC voltage code 2, 12 VDC input and Australian receptacle. This Australian receptacle option is offered by request in the catalogue; confirm availability for the exact ordering code. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 10–16.5 VDC Typical DC input current 120 A Typical conversion efficiency 90% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 25 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 40 A × 4 Low-input alarm 11 ± 0.3 VDC Low-input shutdown 10 ± 0.3 VDC Low-input restart 12.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input alarm 15.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input shutdown 16.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input restart 15 ± 0.3 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 200 / 220 / 230 / 240 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 10 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 85%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 30% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 12 V model: approximately 50% load at 10 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 11 VDC and remaining at 100% to 16.5 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 12 V model: green at 12.5–15.5 VDC; orange at 11–12.5 VDC; red at <11 or >15.5 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 333 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286A; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 3300 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 220, 200, 180 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 7 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The Australian receptacle socket table lists CB IEC 62368-1, DEKRA BS EN/EN 62368-1, E13, EAC TP TC 004, CE and UKCA. The NTU-1200 specification says design refer to AS/NZS 62368.1; confirm the approval applicable to the supplied unit. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. BS EN/EN 55032 (CISPR 32) Class A radiated and conducted emissions apply to the 200–240 VAC output group. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 460.5k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 58.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 900 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $685.56

  • NTU-1200-248CN

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1200-248CN

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200-248CN is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1200 W continuously from a nominal 48 VDC battery, with 230 VAC / 50 Hz factory output and a Chinese receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1200 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1200 section is on PDF pages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1200 W Nominal DC input voltage 48 VDC Default AC output voltage 230 VAC Over-rated output power 1380 W Peak output power 1800 W Surge output power 2000 W Default output frequency 50 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1380 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 1800 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 2000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1200-248CN selects the NTU-1200 family, AC voltage code 2, 48 VDC input and Chinese receptacle. Confirm availability for the exact ordering code before ordering. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 40–66 VDC Typical DC input current 30 A Typical conversion efficiency 93% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 25 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 25 A × 2 Low-input alarm 44 ± 1 VDC Low-input shutdown 40 ± 1 VDC Low-input restart 50 ± 1 VDC High-input alarm 62 ± 1 VDC High-input shutdown 66 ± 1 VDC High-input restart 60 ± 1 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 200 / 220 / 230 / 240 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 10 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 85%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 30% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 48 V model: approximately 50% load at 40 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 42 VDC and remaining at 100% to 66 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 48 V model: green at 50–62 VDC; orange at 44–50 VDC; red at <44 or >62 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 333 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286A; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 3300 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 220, 200, 180 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 7 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The Chinese receptacle socket table lists CB IEC 62368-1, DEKRA BS EN/EN 62368-1, E13, EAC TP TC 004, CE and UKCA. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. BS EN/EN 55032 (CISPR 32) Class A radiated and conducted emissions apply to the 200–240 VAC output group. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 460.5k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 58.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 900 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $685.56

  • NTU-1200-224CN

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1200-224CN

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200-224CN is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1200 W continuously from a nominal 24 VDC battery, with 230 VAC / 50 Hz factory output and a Chinese receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1200 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1200 section is on PDF pages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1200 W Nominal DC input voltage 24 VDC Default AC output voltage 230 VAC Over-rated output power 1380 W Peak output power 1800 W Surge output power 2000 W Default output frequency 50 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1380 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 1800 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 2000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1200-224CN selects the NTU-1200 family, AC voltage code 2, 24 VDC input and Chinese receptacle. Confirm availability for the exact ordering code before ordering. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 20–33 VDC Typical DC input current 60 A Typical conversion efficiency 92% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 25 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 40 A × 2 Low-input alarm 22 ± 0.5 VDC Low-input shutdown 20 ± 0.5 VDC Low-input restart 25 ± 0.5 VDC High-input alarm 31 ± 0.5 VDC High-input shutdown 33 ± 0.5 VDC High-input restart 30 ± 0.5 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 200 / 220 / 230 / 240 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 10 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 85%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 30% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 24 V model: approximately 50% load at 20 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 21 VDC and remaining at 100% to 33 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 24 V model: green at 25–31 VDC; orange at 22–25 VDC; red at <22 or >31 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 333 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286A; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 3300 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 220, 200, 180 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 7 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The Chinese receptacle socket table lists CB IEC 62368-1, DEKRA BS EN/EN 62368-1, E13, EAC TP TC 004, CE and UKCA. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. BS EN/EN 55032 (CISPR 32) Class A radiated and conducted emissions apply to the 200–240 VAC output group. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 460.5k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 58.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 900 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $685.56

  • NTU-1200-212CN

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1200-212CN

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200-212CN is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1200 W continuously from a nominal 12 VDC battery, with 230 VAC / 50 Hz factory output and a Chinese receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1200 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1200 section is on PDF pages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1200 W Nominal DC input voltage 12 VDC Default AC output voltage 230 VAC Over-rated output power 1380 W Peak output power 1800 W Surge output power 2000 W Default output frequency 50 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1380 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 1800 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 2000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1200-212CN selects the NTU-1200 family, AC voltage code 2, 12 VDC input and Chinese receptacle. Confirm availability for the exact ordering code before ordering. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 10–16.5 VDC Typical DC input current 120 A Typical conversion efficiency 90% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 25 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 40 A × 4 Low-input alarm 11 ± 0.3 VDC Low-input shutdown 10 ± 0.3 VDC Low-input restart 12.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input alarm 15.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input shutdown 16.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input restart 15 ± 0.3 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 200 / 220 / 230 / 240 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 10 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 85%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 30% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 12 V model: approximately 50% load at 10 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 11 VDC and remaining at 100% to 16.5 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 12 V model: green at 12.5–15.5 VDC; orange at 11–12.5 VDC; red at <11 or >15.5 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 333 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286A; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 3300 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 220, 200, 180 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 7 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The Chinese receptacle socket table lists CB IEC 62368-1, DEKRA BS EN/EN 62368-1, E13, EAC TP TC 004, CE and UKCA. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. BS EN/EN 55032 (CISPR 32) Class A radiated and conducted emissions apply to the 200–240 VAC output group. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 460.5k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 58.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 900 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $685.56

  • NTU-1200-248EU

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1200-248EU

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200-248EU is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1200 W continuously from a nominal 48 VDC battery, with 230 VAC / 50 Hz factory output and a European receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1200 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1200 section is on PDF pages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1200 W Nominal DC input voltage 48 VDC Default AC output voltage 230 VAC Over-rated output power 1380 W Peak output power 1800 W Surge output power 2000 W Default output frequency 50 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1380 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 1800 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 2000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1200-248EU selects the NTU-1200 family, AC voltage code 2, 48 VDC input and European receptacle. Confirm availability for the exact ordering code before ordering. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 40–66 VDC Typical DC input current 30 A Typical conversion efficiency 93% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 25 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 25 A × 2 Low-input alarm 44 ± 1 VDC Low-input shutdown 40 ± 1 VDC Low-input restart 50 ± 1 VDC High-input alarm 62 ± 1 VDC High-input shutdown 66 ± 1 VDC High-input restart 60 ± 1 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 200 / 220 / 230 / 240 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 10 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 85%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 30% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 48 V model: approximately 50% load at 40 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 42 VDC and remaining at 100% to 66 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 48 V model: green at 50–62 VDC; orange at 44–50 VDC; red at <44 or >62 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 333 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286A; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 3300 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 220, 200, 180 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 7 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The European receptacle socket table lists CB IEC 62368-1, DEKRA BS EN/EN 62368-1, E13, EAC TP TC 004, CE and UKCA. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. BS EN/EN 55032 (CISPR 32) Class A radiated and conducted emissions apply to the 200–240 VAC output group. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 460.5k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 58.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 900 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $685.56

  • NTU-1200-224EU

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1200-224EU

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200-224EU is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1200 W continuously from a nominal 24 VDC battery, with 230 VAC / 50 Hz factory output and a European receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1200 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1200 section is on PDF pages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1200 W Nominal DC input voltage 24 VDC Default AC output voltage 230 VAC Over-rated output power 1380 W Peak output power 1800 W Surge output power 2000 W Default output frequency 50 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1380 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 1800 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 2000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1200-224EU selects the NTU-1200 family, AC voltage code 2, 24 VDC input and European receptacle. Confirm availability for the exact ordering code before ordering. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 20–33 VDC Typical DC input current 60 A Typical conversion efficiency 92% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 25 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 40 A × 2 Low-input alarm 22 ± 0.5 VDC Low-input shutdown 20 ± 0.5 VDC Low-input restart 25 ± 0.5 VDC High-input alarm 31 ± 0.5 VDC High-input shutdown 33 ± 0.5 VDC High-input restart 30 ± 0.5 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 200 / 220 / 230 / 240 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 10 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 85%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 30% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 24 V model: approximately 50% load at 20 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 21 VDC and remaining at 100% to 33 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 24 V model: green at 25–31 VDC; orange at 22–25 VDC; red at <22 or >31 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 333 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286A; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 3300 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 220, 200, 180 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 7 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The European receptacle socket table lists CB IEC 62368-1, DEKRA BS EN/EN 62368-1, E13, EAC TP TC 004, CE and UKCA. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. BS EN/EN 55032 (CISPR 32) Class A radiated and conducted emissions apply to the 200–240 VAC output group. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 460.5k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 58.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 900 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $685.56

  • NTU-1200-212EU

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1200-212EU

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200-212EU is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1200 W continuously from a nominal 12 VDC battery, with 230 VAC / 50 Hz factory output and a European receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1200 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1200 section is on PDF pages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1200 W Nominal DC input voltage 12 VDC Default AC output voltage 230 VAC Over-rated output power 1380 W Peak output power 1800 W Surge output power 2000 W Default output frequency 50 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1380 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 1800 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 2000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1200-212EU selects the NTU-1200 family, AC voltage code 2, 12 VDC input and European receptacle. Confirm availability for the exact ordering code before ordering. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 10–16.5 VDC Typical DC input current 120 A Typical conversion efficiency 90% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 25 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 40 A × 4 Low-input alarm 11 ± 0.3 VDC Low-input shutdown 10 ± 0.3 VDC Low-input restart 12.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input alarm 15.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input shutdown 16.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input restart 15 ± 0.3 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 200 / 220 / 230 / 240 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 10 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 85%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 30% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 12 V model: approximately 50% load at 10 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 11 VDC and remaining at 100% to 16.5 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 12 V model: green at 12.5–15.5 VDC; orange at 11–12.5 VDC; red at <11 or >15.5 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 333 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286A; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 3300 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 220, 200, 180 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 7 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The European receptacle socket table lists CB IEC 62368-1, DEKRA BS EN/EN 62368-1, E13, EAC TP TC 004, CE and UKCA. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. BS EN/EN 55032 (CISPR 32) Class A radiated and conducted emissions apply to the 200–240 VAC output group. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 460.5k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 58.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 900 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $685.56

  • NTU-1200-148UN

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1200-148UN

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200-148UN is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1200 W continuously from a nominal 48 VDC battery, with 110 VAC / 60 Hz factory output and a universal receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1200 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1200 section is on PDF pages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1200 W Nominal DC input voltage 48 VDC Default AC output voltage 110 VAC Over-rated output power 1380 W Peak output power 1800 W Surge output power 2000 W Default output frequency 60 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1380 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 1800 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 2000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1200-148UN selects the NTU-1200 family, AC voltage code 1, 48 VDC input and universal receptacle. Confirm availability for the exact ordering code before ordering. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 40–66 VDC Typical DC input current 30 A Typical conversion efficiency 91% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 15 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 25 A × 2 Low-input alarm 44 ± 1 VDC Low-input shutdown 40 ± 1 VDC Low-input restart 50 ± 1 VDC High-input alarm 62 ± 1 VDC High-input shutdown 66 ± 1 VDC High-input restart 60 ± 1 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 100 / 110 / 115 / 120 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 15 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 85%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 30% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 48 V model: approximately 50% load at 40 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 42 VDC and remaining at 100% to 66 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 48 V model: green at 50–62 VDC; orange at 44–50 VDC; red at <44 or >62 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 333 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286A; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 3300 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 220, 200, 180 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 7 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The universal receptacle is listed with no certification marks for this 100–120 VAC output version. Do not transfer other socket versions’ approvals to it. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. FCC / EN 55032 Class A radiated and conducted emissions are explicitly excluded for Type-UN in the specification; do not claim that classification for this socket. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 460.5k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 58.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 900 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $685.56

  • NTU-1200-124UN

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1200-124UN

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200-124UN is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1200 W continuously from a nominal 24 VDC battery, with 110 VAC / 60 Hz factory output and a universal receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1200 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1200 section is on PDF pages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1200 W Nominal DC input voltage 24 VDC Default AC output voltage 110 VAC Over-rated output power 1380 W Peak output power 1800 W Surge output power 2000 W Default output frequency 60 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1380 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 1800 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 2000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1200-124UN selects the NTU-1200 family, AC voltage code 1, 24 VDC input and universal receptacle. Confirm availability for the exact ordering code before ordering. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 20–33 VDC Typical DC input current 60 A Typical conversion efficiency 90% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 15 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 40 A × 2 Low-input alarm 22 ± 0.5 VDC Low-input shutdown 20 ± 0.5 VDC Low-input restart 25 ± 0.5 VDC High-input alarm 31 ± 0.5 VDC High-input shutdown 33 ± 0.5 VDC High-input restart 30 ± 0.5 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 100 / 110 / 115 / 120 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 15 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 85%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 30% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 24 V model: approximately 50% load at 20 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 21 VDC and remaining at 100% to 33 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 24 V model: green at 25–31 VDC; orange at 22–25 VDC; red at <22 or >31 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 333 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286A; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 3300 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 220, 200, 180 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 7 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The universal receptacle is listed with no certification marks for this 100–120 VAC output version. Do not transfer other socket versions’ approvals to it. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. FCC / EN 55032 Class A radiated and conducted emissions are explicitly excluded for Type-UN in the specification; do not claim that classification for this socket. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 460.5k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 58.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 900 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $685.56

  • NTU-1200-112UN

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200 series: True Sine Wave DC/AC Power Inverter with UPS Bypass - NTU-1200-112UN

    MEAN WELL NTU-1200-112UN is a true sine wave DC/AC inverter with built-in UPS AC bypass. It supplies 1200 W continuously from a nominal 12 VDC battery, with 110 VAC / 60 Hz factory output and a universal receptacle. Mains/battery priority, temperature-controlled fan cooling and remote ON/OFF support battery-backed installations. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL NTU-1200 Datasheet (PDF) The NTU-1200 section is on PDF pages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and AC Output Ratings Continuous output power 1200 W Nominal DC input voltage 12 VDC Default AC output voltage 110 VAC Over-rated output power 1380 W Peak output power 1800 W Surge output power 2000 W Default output frequency 60 Hz ± 0.1 Hz AC regulation ±3.0% at rated output voltage Output waveform True sine wave; THD <3% The 1380 W over-rated output is limited to 3 minutes; 1800 W peak output is limited to 10 seconds; 2000 W surge output is limited to 30 AC cycles. These are separate short-duration ratings, not continuous output ratings. The complete ordering code NTU-1200-112UN selects the NTU-1200 family, AC voltage code 1, 12 VDC input and universal receptacle. Confirm availability for the exact ordering code before ordering. DC Input, Efficiency and Battery Protection Typical DC input range 10–16.5 VDC Typical DC input current 120 A Typical conversion efficiency 89% Typical non-saving no-load dissipation 15 W Typical saving-mode dissipation <8 W OFF-mode current draw ≤1 mA Internal fuse arrangement 40 A × 4 Low-input alarm 11 ± 0.3 VDC Low-input shutdown 10 ± 0.3 VDC Low-input restart 12.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input alarm 15.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input shutdown 16.5 ± 0.3 VDC High-input restart 15 ± 0.3 VDC Suitable for lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries within the specified input and protection ranges. Low-voltage disconnect provides battery over-discharge protection. Select the battery and wiring for the required input current and operating range. Reverse-polarity protection is by opening the internal fuse. The listed internal fuse arrangement is not an external battery-cable fuse recommendation. Power saving is disabled by default. When enabled, automatic load detection changes to saving mode at an AC output load of 10 W or less. UPS AC Input, Bypass and Earthing Selectable AC input nominal settings 100 / 110 / 115 / 120 VAC AC input acceptance band ±16% of the selected AC output setting AC input recovery band ±13% of the selected AC output setting AC input frequency range 45–65 Hz Typical inverter/bypass transfer time 10 ms AC circuit breaker 15 A The factory priority setting is mains priority. With valid AC input, the AC-bypass path supplies the load directly. The inverter supplies the load from the DC battery when AC input is absent or outside the specified acceptance band; the recovery band defines return to acceptable AC input. The typical transfer time is not zero. The AC receptacle earth and chassis FG are internally shorted together. In battery/inverter mode, AC output N is also internally shorted to receptacle earth and FG. In mains/bypass mode, output L and N follow the incoming AC supply, while receptacle earth remains bonded to FG. The bypass relays remain in their normally closed positions when the inverter is turned off. AC input can therefore still energize the output and connected loads while the inverter is OFF. Isolate all sources before wiring or servicing. The typical application drawings show a separate PB, NPB or NPP AC/DC battery charger where battery charging from mains or shore power is required. The built-in UPS function provides bypass and source transfer; it does not make this product a battery charger. Output Protection and Temperature Derating Typical overload protection permits 105–115% load for 180 seconds and 115–150% load for 10 seconds, then shuts down output. Output short circuit and over-temperature protection also shut down output; re-power the unit to recover. Respect the separate rated/peak/surge limits and applicable derating. Horizontal-mounting ambient derating: -25°C: 100%, 35°C: 100%, 40°C: 85%, 60°C: 50%, 70°C: 30% of the continuous rating. Interpolate along the shown curve between these points; the −25 to +70°C working range does not mean full-load operation throughout. DC-input derating for this 12 V model: approximately 50% load at 10 VDC, rising along its curve to 100% at 11 VDC and remaining at 100% to 16.5 VDC. Apply temperature and input derating together. A temperature-controlled cooling fan is built in. Keep the DC-side airflow path and the AC-side ventilation openings clear. DIP Output Settings and Remote ON/OFF DIP SW1/SW2 select output voltage: OFF/OFF = 100 VAC or 200 VAC; OFF/ON = 110 VAC or 220 VAC; ON/OFF = 115 VAC or 230 VAC; ON/ON = 120 VAC or 240 VAC, according to the ordered AC voltage code. SW3 ON selects 50 Hz; SW3 OFF selects 60 Hz. SW4 ON enables saving mode; SW4 OFF selects non-saving mode. The front R.C connection uses a dry contact between pins 1 and 2: open = normal inverter ON; short = remote inverter OFF. This remote function does not isolate the AC-bypass path. Battery-priority setup uses the dedicated sequence in the function manual: with power disconnected set SW2 and SW3 OFF, apply battery power with remote OFF, then within 15 seconds change both switches ON and back OFF. All LEDs except AC input flash green three times on successful setting. Complete the manual’s power-off and external-remote-switch sequence and restart to load battery priority. To restore mains priority, begin with SW2 and SW3 ON before power is applied; with battery power and remote OFF, change both OFF and back ON within 15 seconds. The same three-flash indication confirms success. Complete the prescribed power cycle. This clears battery priority only and does not restore all factory settings. LED Indicators and Fault Identification Normal status LED: flashing green = system check; steady green = inverter OK; steady orange = remote OFF; flashing orange = saving mode; red = abnormal status. DC-input LED for this 12 V model: green at 12.5–15.5 VDC; orange at 11–12.5 VDC; red at <11 or >15.5 VDC. Load indication is green below 40%, orange at 40–80%, and red above 80%. These load LEDs are steady in mains-priority status and flash in battery-priority status. The AC-input LED is steady green for mains OK, flashing green for mains error, and off when mains is disconnected. Abnormal combinations: steady-red status + DC-input LED off + flashing-red load indicates output overload or short circuit; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input + load LED off indicates abnormal DC voltage; steady-red status + flashing-red DC-input and load indicates over-temperature or fan lock; flashing-red status with DC-input and load LEDs off indicates inverter failure. Mechanical Installation and Environment Overall dimensions (L × W × H) 333 × 184 × 70 mm Mechanical drawing Case 286A; tolerance ±1 mm Catalogue packing reference per unit 3300 g Working temperature −25 to +70°C; apply derating Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature −30 to +70°C Storage humidity 10–95% RH, non-condensing The catalogue packing reference per unit is not a measured net weight or a shipping-parcel weight. The housing body width is 173 mm within the 184 mm overall mounting width. Longitudinal mechanical references include 220, 200, 180 mm; use the drawing on PDF page 7 for exact mounting datums and slots. The DC-terminal projection is marked 20.9 mm separately from the body length. The mechanical view identifies separate + and − DC terminals, chassis bonding point, fan airflow direction, AC input, output receptacle, circuit breaker, DIP switches, R.C input and RJ11 remote port. Wire and mount according to the supplied installation instructions. Vibration specification: 10–500 Hz, 3G, 10 minutes per cycle and 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis. Connections and Separately Ordered Accessories R.C board connector JST B-XH or equivalent; printed family reference R.C mating housing JST XHP or equivalent; match the two-circuit connection R.C contact reference JST SXH-001T or equivalent; confirm complete ordering suffix and wire suitability RJ11 / DB9 receive mapping Inverter Rx: RJ11 pin 2 to DB9 pin 3 RJ11 / DB9 ground mapping GND: RJ11 pin 3 to DB9 pin 5 RJ11 / DB9 transmit mapping Inverter Tx: RJ11 pin 4 to DB9 pin 2 Remote controller choices IRC1, IRC2, IRC3 Communication cable order code RJ11-RS232 Handle accessory order code Carry Handle IRC1, IRC2 and IRC3 are separately sold monitoring/control units that decode inverter RS-232 data for display. Some controller functions depend on the connected model; controller symbols do not add unlisted conversion functions to the inverter. A single inverter’s internal data can be read via its RJ11 RS-232 port using the separately ordered RJ11-RS232 communication cable. The accessory list shows one cable; the inverter and cable must be ordered separately. The separately ordered Carry Handle accessory comprises one handle, four foot pads and two M4 mounting screws. The handle drawing marks 180 × 27 × 10 mm. Safety, EMC and Reliability The universal receptacle is listed with no certification marks for this 100–120 VAC output version. Do not transfer other socket versions’ approvals to it. Dielectric withstand: DC input to AC input 3.0 kVAC; DC input to AC output 3.0 kVAC; AC output to FG 1.5 kVAC. FCC / EN 55032 Class A radiated and conducted emissions are explicitly excluded for Type-UN in the specification; do not claim that classification for this socket. The EMC table lists BS EN/EN 61000-3-2 Class A harmonic current and BS EN/EN 61000-3-3 voltage flicker; immunity is referenced to BS EN/EN 55024 and BS EN/EN 55035. Immunity entries: EN 61000-4-2 ESD, 8 kV air Level 3 / 4 kV contact Level 2; EN 61000-4-3 radiated Level 2; EN 61000-4-4 EFT/burst 1 kV Level 2; EN 61000-4-5 surge 1 kV line-to-line / 2 kV line-to-earth Level 3; EN 61000-4-6 conducted Level 2; EN 61000-4-8 magnetic field Level 1; EN 61000-4-11 voltage dips/interruption >95% dip for 0.5 periods, 30% dip for 25 periods, and >95% interruption for 250 periods. MTBF: 460.5k hours minimum under Telcordia TR/SR-332; 58.3k hours minimum under MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C. The family includes MCU digital control, conformal coating and a three-year manufacturer catalogue warranty. Final equipment still requires system-level EMC verification. Measurement Conditions and Typical Applications Efficiency, AC regulation and THD are tested with a 900 W linear load at 12.5 / 25 / 50 VDC input for the 12 / 24 / 48 V versions respectively. Other unspecified parameters are measured at rated load, 25°C ambient and factory settings. The internal pre-start setup time is 8 seconds. Typical applications include home/office appliances, power tools, portable equipment, vehicles, yachts, off-grid solar systems, wireless networks, telecommunications and data systems. Select the battery bank, external charger and load configuration within the inverter’s model-specific ratings and transfer requirements.

    $685.56


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