AC MASTER 12/2500 HW (UK OUTLET)

The AC Master 12/2500 HW is a Mastervolt power inverter designed to convert 12 V DC from a battery into reliable 230/240 V AC at 50/60 Hz. It delivers a pure sine wave, making it ideal for powering sensitive equipment in recreational and semi-professional applications.

The AC Master 12/2500 HW inverter provides a continuous output of 2500 W at 40 °C, with a power factor of 1. It can also handle a peak load of less than 3000 W for 3 seconds.

The AC Master 12/2500 HW produces a pure sine wave. This technology ensures stable power and protects sensitive electronic equipment from damage.

Yes, the AC Master 12/2500 HW inverter has an automatic energy-saving mode. In this mode, no-load consumption is less than 1.4 A at 12 V, compared to less than 3.6 A in active mode. This mode reduces battery drain when no load is present.

The AC Master 12/2500 HW integrates multiple protections to ensure the safety and durability of the equipment. These include protection against overheating, overload, short circuits, low or high battery voltages, and AC overcurrent (via a circuit breaker).

The Mastervolt AC Master 12/2500 HW inverter has an efficiency of 88%.

The AC Master 12/2500 HW can operate in an ambient temperature range from -20 °C to 60 °C. Note that there is a power derating above 35 °C.

Yes, the AC Master 12/2500 HW (UK OUTLET) model is equipped for wired connection and has a UK-type power inlet.

The AC Master 12/2500 HW inverter is equipped with a variable-speed fan. The fan ensures quiet operation when power output is low.

Yes, the AC Master 12/2500 HW offers a remote control function. It is possible to install a remote switch. In a system with multiple units, the remote switch must always be connected to the master unit, and the main switch of the connected unit must be in the "REMOTE" position.

The power-saving mode or master/slave mode is activated via DIP switch 7. For power-saving mode, DIP switch 7 must be set to "0". For master/slave mode (used in multi-unit systems), DIP switch 7 must be set to "1". The threshold values for power-saving mode are set using DIP switches 4, 5, and 6.

For the AC Master 12/2500, the recommended minimum cable cross-section for the DC connection is 95 mm². It is essential to use appropriately sized cables and to include a suitable fuse in the positive wiring, placed near the battery.

Yes, the ground terminal of the AC Master 12/2500 HW chassis must be connected to the central ground point of the vehicle or boat. Operation without adequate grounding can lead to hazardous situations.

Yes, the AC Master 12/2500 HW is equipped with a 20 A AC input circuit breaker.

Yes, the AC Master 12/2500 HW allows configuration in parallel with 2 to 15 units to increase output power. When creating a multi-unit system, it is essential to use only identical AC Masters with the same part numbers, ensure each unit is set to the same AC output voltage and frequency via DIP switches 1 and 3, and always have one master unit in the system.

Yes, the AC Master 12/2500 HW can be configured as a three-phase system. This configuration is limited to a maximum of 3 units (one unit per phase).

Yes, a CAN bus requires two termination points, one at the start and one at the end of the bus. The AC Master 12/2500 HW is equipped with a jumper that enables or disables the CAN termination resistor. CAN termination is necessary for systems with multiple units.