Eaton Tripp Lite APS1250 1250W 2-Outlet Inverter/Charger with Auto Transfer Switching

Power your essential equipment on the go with the Eaton Tripp Lite APS1250 1250W Inverter/Charger. This versatile unit provides reliable, computer-grade 120V AC power from a 12V battery bank, making it perfect for applications ranging from power tools and appliances to sensitive computer equipment. Designed for easy installation, it seamlessly integrates into RVs, fleet vehicles, and emergency vehicles, offering a dual-outlet portable power source wherever your work or adventures take you. Achieve continuous operation with user-supplied batteries, ensuring you always have the power you need.

Maintain uninterrupted productivity with advanced features like automatic transfer switching, which instantly transitions to inverter power in just 16.6 milliseconds during blackouts, functioning as an extended-run UPS. This rugged unit is built to last with a polycarbonate housing that resists moisture, vibration, and impact, and delivers 1250W of continuous power with 2500W peak power for demanding startup loads. The integrated 3-stage 30A battery charger protects your battery from overcharging and overdischarging, while front-panel LEDs provide clear status updates on load levels and battery charge. Optional remote control capability allows for flexible management, making the APS1250 a resilient and efficient power solution. This compact inverter/charger measures 17.78 x 22.23 x 22.86 cm (7.000 x 8.750 x 9.000 in) and weighs 10.52 kg (23.2 lbs).

• Eaton Tripp Lite APS1250 1250W 2-Outlet Inverter/Charger with Auto Transfer Switching
• Owner's manual
• 1-year limited warranty

The Eaton Tripp Lite APS1250 is your ultimate portable power solution, offering 1250W of continuous power (2500W peak) to run everything from power tools to sensitive computer equipment, ideal for RVs, fleet vehicles, and emergency situations. Its robust design, featuring automatic transfer switching, a 3-stage 30A battery charger, and rugged polycarbonate housing resistant to moisture and impact, ensures reliable, uninterrupted power wherever you need it, functioning as an inverter, standalone AC source, or extended-run UPS.

• Powerful Inverter/Charger: Provides 1250W continuous power, 1850W reserve power (up to 1 hour), and 2500W peak power (up to 10 seconds) from a 12V DC battery bank
• Automatic Transfer Switching: Seamlessly switches to inverter power within 16.6 milliseconds during blackouts, ensuring uninterrupted AC supply for connected equipment
• Advanced Battery Charging: Features a 3-stage, 30A battery charger with low-battery protection and configurable wet/gel charging profiles to prevent overcharging and over-discharging
• Clean AC Output: Delivers computer-grade 120V AC power (PWM sine wave with +/-5% voltage regulation when on inverter power) from either AC or DC sources
• Dual AC Outlets: Equipped with two front NEMA 5-15R outlets for convenient connection of various devices
• Configurable Operation: 3-position switch allows for Auto, Charge Only, or System Off modes, plus DIP switches for configuring high and low voltage auto-transfer points
• Rugged Construction: Housed in a durable polycarbonate casing that resists moisture, vibration, and impact, suitable for demanding environments
• Comprehensive Protection: Includes an automatic overload detector, built-in cooling fan, and resettable AC circuit breaker to safeguard the unit from damage
• Expandable Runtime: Supports unlimited runtime with a variety of user-supplied wet, gel, or SLA batteries
• Informative LED Indicators: Front-panel LEDs provide continuous status information on load level, battery charge level, shutdown status, and system faults
• Remote Control Capable: RJ45 communication port allows for connection of an optional remote control module (e.g., APSRM4) for convenient off-site management
• Compact and Installable: Unit measures 17.78 x 22.23 x 22.86 cm (7.000 x 8.750 x 9.000 in) and includes built-in mounting feet for secure installation on any rigid horizontal surface
• Ideal For: RVs, fleet vehicles, emergency vehicles, remote job sites, and standalone AC power applications such as powering tools, computers, and appliances