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Power inverter Green Cell INV2000.12 — 12V DC to 230V AC, continuous 2000W, peak 4000W
Green Cell INV2000.12 is a 12V DC to 230V AC power inverter designed to deliver a continuous 2000W of mains-style AC power and handle short peaks up to 4000W. It converts battery or vehicle electrical systems to a stable AC output suitable for running household appliances, power tools, and electronic devices. Compact enough for mobile and off-grid installations, the inverter includes protection features to reduce the risk of overload, overheating or reverse polarity connection, ensuring safer operation in backup and mobile power setups.
The inverter offers a sustained 2000W continuous output with the ability to handle inrush currents up to 4000W, enabling reliable start-up for inductive loads such as motors and compressors. Its pure conversion to 230V AC provides compatibility with European mains-powered devices. Built-in safety protections and thermal management increase device longevity and reduce maintenance needs. The unit’s compatibility with 12V DC sources makes it suitable for use in cars, vans, boats, and battery systems.
Install the inverter on a stable, vibration-free surface with adequate ventilation and away from direct heat sources. Connect the unit to a 12V DC source using appropriately sized cables and secure connections; observe correct polarity. After connections are secure, switch on the inverter and connect AC loads up to the rated continuous power. Monitor the inverter during initial use to verify that connected devices operate correctly and that the inverter remains within safe temperature limits. Always follow the manufacturer’s detailed installation and safety instructions provided with the unit.
To maximize performance and longevity, use suitably sized batteries or alternators able to supply the required continuous and peak currents. Avoid running loads at or above the continuous power rating for extended periods and allow for cooling intervals if high surge loads are frequent. Use appropriate fuses or breakers in the DC supply line and ensure the inverter is mounted with clear airflow around ventilation openings.
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