This 5000VA pure sine wave inverter converts 24V/48V DC to 220V AC with 90% high conversion efficiency and supports 50/60Hz. Compatible with solar photovoltaic systems, it features stable output and strong load capacity. Perfect for home power backup, outdoor camping, emergency use and off-grid power supply.
| Specification | Details |
| Rated Power | 5000VA / 5000W |
| Input Voltage (Battery) | 24VDC / 48VDC (Selectable model) |
| AC Input Voltage | 220VAC / 230VAC / 240VAC |
| Output Voltage | 220VAC / 230VAC / 240VAC (±5%) |
| Output Waveform | Pure Sine Wave |
| Frequency | 50Hz / 60Hz (Auto-sensing) |
| Surge Power | 10,000VA (Peak) |
| Transfer Time | <10ms (Typical for UPS) |
| Peak Efficiency | >90% |
| MPPT Charge Controller | Built-in 80A / 100A (Max PV Input 450V-500V) |
| Max AC Charging Current | 60A / 80A |
| Battery Compatibility | Lead-Acid, Lithium-ion (LiFePO4), Sodium-ion (User-Defined) |
| Protection | Overload, Short Circuit, Over-temperature, Battery Reverse |
| Display | High-definition LCD & LED Indicators |
| Communication | USB/RS232/WiFi (Optional) |
| Operating Temp | -10°C to 50°C |
Q1: What is a "Hybrid" inverter?
A: A hybrid inverter combines the functions of an off-grid inverter and a solar charge controller. It can manage energy from multiple sources (Solar, Battery, and Grid/Generator) simultaneously to power your loads and keep batteries charged.
Q2: Can I use this inverter without a battery?
A: Yes, many modern 5000VA models support "Battery-Free" operation, where the inverter powers the load directly from the solar panels during the day. However, a battery is recommended for stable night-time or backup power.
Q3: Is this inverter compatible with Sodium-ion batteries?
A: Yes. Unlike standard lithium-only inverters, this model features a "User-Defined" battery mode. You can manually adjust the bulk charge, float charge, and low-voltage cutoff parameters to match the unique voltage profile of sodium-ion cells (typically 3.0V–4.0V per cell).
Q4: Can I run my air conditioner with this 5000W inverter?
A: Yes. A 5000W rated power is generally sufficient to start and run a 1.5HP to 2.0HP air conditioner, provided the surge current does not exceed the 10,000VA peak limit.
Q5: What happens when the solar power is insufficient?
A: The inverter will automatically supplement the required power from the battery or the AC grid (if connected) to ensure your appliances continue running without interruption.
Q6: Can I leave the inverter on 24/7?
A: Yes. The inverter is designed for continuous operation. It features an intelligent cooling system and low idle power consumption to stay efficient even during standby periods.
Q7: How do I monitor my system's performance?
A: The front LCD panel provides real-time data on PV input, battery status, and load levels. Most models also support WiFi or Bluetooth monitoring via a mobile app for remote access.