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Xantrex Prowatt Sw1000 Pure Sine Wave Inverter on 2040-parts.com

US $199.99
Location:

Monroeville, Indiana, United States

Monroeville, Indiana, United States
Condition:Remanufactured Brand:XANTREX Part Type:INVERTER Manufacturer Part Number:806-1210 UPC:Does not apply

REFURBISHED XANTEX PROWATT SW 1000 PURE SINE WAVE INVERTER

MODEL 806-1210

FEATURES ARE:

900 WATTS CONTINUOUS POWER OUTPUT

1000 WATTS FOR 5 MINUTES

2000 WATTS SURGE (PEAK POWER)

PURE SINE WAVE OUTPUT

BUILT IN DIGITAL DISPLAY FOR DC VOLTS AND OUTPUT POWER

BUILT IN USB PORT

DUAL GFCI AC RECEPTACLES FOR SAFE OPERATION

HEAVY DUTY TERMINALS FOR TROUBLE FREE BATTERY CONNECTION

LOW VOLTAGE SHUTDOWN.

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