Sinpower DSP-T 1300 to 3500W Dometic

SINPOWER DSP-T 1300 to 3500W DOMETIC: HIGH-PERFORMANCE INVERTER FOR BOAT

Sinpower DSP-T 1300 to 3500W Dometic is a powerful inverter specifically designed for boats. This 12/230V transformer offers a reliable and secure power supply for all your on-board devices.

One of the main advantages of this inverter is its ability to manage power source prioritization. It can be connected to the 230V mains circuit of your boat, ensuring a smooth transition between battery power and mains power as soon as you connect to a shore power outlet. In addition, the Sinpower DSP-T 1300 to 3500W Dometic incorporates a standby mode with automatic shutdown, significantly reducing energy consumption when your devices are not in use.

The Sinpower DSP-T 1300 to 3500W Dometic provides a pure sine wave output current, making it compatible with all types of 220V devices, even the most sensitive. With a power of up to 3500W, this inverter can power professional tools, coffee machines, hair dryers and many other equipment on board your boat.

For easy control, an optional remote control is available. It allows you to remotely manage the basic functions of the inverter, such as start, stop and intelligent standby mode.

The 12/230V voltage converters Sinpower DSP-T 1300 to 3500W Dometic offer several advantages for boat use:

• 230 V AC sine wave output voltage suitable for sensitive electrical devices
• Wide input voltage range: EURO 6 compatible
• Standby mode reducing energy consumption with an automatic wake-up function
• Automatic restart after overload, over or undervoltage
• Silent fan with variable speed depending on the load requested

How to select the power of your 12/220V current transformer for boat from 12V battery:

On electrical device equipped with a motor (tooling, compressor refrigerator ...): Electric motors have an inrush current that can range from 5 to 7 times the nominal power of the device, so it will be necessary to select an inverter with a peak power greater than the starting power of the device. Example with an 800W drill: 800x5 = 4000W. Peak power required 4000W, i.e. a 2300W converter

On electrical device with heating resistance (kettle, coffee maker ...): A converter with identical or higher nominal power will be suitable for the power supply. Example with 1000W kettle - A 1000W or higher converter will be compatible