Solid state inverter for powering ac appliances from a 12 volt dc source such as
a vehicle electrical system and/or battery. Output voltage rating 110-115 Volts at
60 Hz. Maximum continuous output power 1500 Watts. Surge capacity (peak power)
output 3000 Watts for 20 seconds. This unit will power those larger appliances one
at a time such as a refrigerator, freezer, microwave oven, power tool, vacuum cleaner and
sump pump, as long as they are within its rating. Best used for intermittant
applications such as home backup power, camping, RV or boating. Modified sine wave
output. Optimum efficiency greater than 90%. No load dc input current 0.5
amps. Allowable dc input range 10 Volts to 14.5 Volts. Standard features
consist of automatic thermal protection activated above 150 F, low battery voltage alarm
and shutdown, reverse polarity protection, dual ac outlets and extra long 20 second surge
capacity. Shutdown indicators showing over temperature or overload. Electronic
bar graph meters also provided to indicate dc input voltage and dc input current allow
continuous monitoring of battery condition. Dc input cables provided with inverter.
Exclusive 3 year Cherokee warranty with plug in protection.
Made in Taiwan. Click here to see a Cherokee inverter
instruction book for this model.
Compare with other inverters that have only 1 or 2 second surge capacity, do not
include dc input cables and have much shorter warranties.
This inverter must be powered from a negative ground electrical system.
All passenger vehicles manufactured in the U.S.A. after 1955, and in Europe and Asia after
1971 have negative ground systems and are acceptable.
Item Number: STS-1500
List Price: $459.95
Your Price: $360.00 $299.00
Shipping Weight: 16 lbs.
Dimensions L x W x H (inches): 17 x 9.5 x 3.1
This item normally ships within 1-2 business days after order acceptance.
Ground shipping and handling charges to the continental US for this item when
ordered alone are approximately $19. They are less when several items are combined
on the same order.
