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Pro 12V 2000W HF Inverter Charger

SKU: RIV1220PCH-23S-UK
£789.99
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Key Features
  • Over 91% efficiency and standby power under 10W for longer life
  • Weighs 8.1 kg, compact size fits tight spaces with easy installation
  • Detachable panel and optional BT-2 module enable remote monitoring
  • Built-in RCD protection ensures safety without need for extra modules
  • Supports lithium, lead-acid batteries and AC input with fast switchover
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The Renogy Pro 12V 2000W HF Inverter Charger delivers high efficiency and reliable power for off-grid and mobile applications. With over 91% inverter efficiency and standby power consumption under 10W, it helps extend battery life while minimizing energy waste. Its lightweight, compact design (7.3 kg) allows for easy installation in tight spaces such as RVs and small cabins.
The unit features an innovative detachable control panel for convenient system monitoring and supports remote access via the Renogy App when paired with the optional BT-2 Bluetooth Module (sold separately). Built-in RCD protection enhances user safety without the need for additional devices.
Compatible with a wide range of lithium and lead-acid batteries and supporting AC input, it offers a flexible and complete off-grid power solution. The inverter charger provides seamless switching between AC input and battery power within 20 milliseconds, ensuring uninterrupted operation of connected loads.

Renogy Pro 12V 2000W HF Inverter Charger

No Bulk, Just Pure Efficiency.

All-in-One Charging and Power Solution

Enjoy seamless battery charging and AC power conversion in a single device.

Low Self-Consumption

Consumes 71% less standby power than others, helping you get more usable energy from every charge.

Reliable Backup Power You Can Trust

Keep your home powered during outages without worry, ensuring safety and comfort for your family.

Stay Powered and Prepared Anytime

Efficiently charge your batteries and power your home with stable grid electricity for continuous energy and total preparedness.

Partner for Every Journey

Power your RV on the road and recharge with shore power at camp.

Stay Safe with Internal RCD Protection

Detects leakage faults instantly, cuts off power automatically, and restores with a simple switch flip.

Ensure Clearance for Ventilation

Maintain required spacing around the unit for safe and efficient operation.

Package Includes

User Manual

x 1

RJ12 Ethernet Cable (5m)

x 1

Self-tapping Screws ST6.3*16mm

x 8

Pro-12V 2KW HF Inverter Charger

x 1

Specifications

Continuous Power
2000W
Surge Power
4000W
AC Output Voltage Range
230VAC
Output Frequency (Nominal)
50/60 Hz ± 0.1Hz，default 50Hz
Output Waveform
Pure Sine Wave
Efficiency
＞91% peak
THD
＜4%
DC Input Voltage
DC12V
DC Input Voltage Range
10.5-15.5VDC
No Load Current Draw
<10W
Optimal Efficiency
＞85% Peak
Nominal Input Voltage
187-265Vdc
Input Frenquency Range
40Hz-70Hz
Output Current
5-80A Aadjustable,5A intervals

General Specification

Transfer Time
Max.20ms
Transfer Rating
16A Automatic Transfer Switch
Battery Types
GEL, AGM, SLA, FLD, CAL, LI, USER
Noise
<55dB
Operating Temperature
-20-50℃/-4-122°F (Output power degrading at 86°F/30°C or higher)
Dimensions
17.02 x 12.01 x 4.87in/432.4 x 305 x 123.8mm
Storage Temperature
-30-70℃/-22-158°F
Humidity
0% ~ 95%
Inverters
3 year
Accessories
3 Year
Weight
16.1 lbs / 7.3 kg

Certifications

EMC
EN IEC 61000-6-1，EN IEC 61000-6-3， BS EN IEC 61000-6-1，BS EN IEC 61000-6-3
Safety
EN 62477-1，EN 60335-1，EN 60335-2-29， BS EN IEC 62477-1，BS EN 60335-1， BS EN IEC 60335-2-29

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Can I use 2 x 100Ah lithium-ion batteries with a 3000W inverter? I think I read somewhere that it requires 3 x 100 Ah batteries.

Yes, you can use two 100Ah lithium-ion batteries with a 3000W inverter, but be mindful of the current limitations of your batteries. Many 100Ah batteries come with a Battery Management System (BMS) that limits continuous discharge to around 100 amps. This means that two 100Ah batteries may provide a total of 200 amps, which would likely support around 2000W of power, but might not be enough to reliably run the full 3000W load. For maximum efficiency and to run 3000W continuously, 3 x 100Ah batteries would be ideal.

How do I attach the temperature sensor to the batteries?

The temperature sensor can typically be placed between the battery terminals or leads.

Anyone having trouble running a 1100 watt microwave with the 3000 watt unit with nothing else on?

Yes, our inverter charger can run an 1100W microwave without any issues. Please make sure that the wiring is of a heavy enough gauge to handle the load, as under-sized wires could cause voltage drops or overheating, especially under higher current draws.

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