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Cotek

Cotek SD3500-112 HARDWIRE, UL Pure Sine Wave Inverter

MSRP: ¥275,873
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SD3500-112 HARDWIRE, UL
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Cotek SD3500-112 HARDWIRE, UL Parallelable Pure Sine Wave Inverter with AC Transfer Switch 120VAC 12VDC 3500W

Features

  • Parallel redundancy design for power expansion
  • 1Ф3W / 3Ф4W for multiple industrial applications
  • Built-in ATS and AC circuit breaker
  • Selectable output voltage and output frequency
  • Optional STS module, transfer time less than 4ms.
  • RS-232 communication interface
  • Input & output fully isolation
  • Output voltage / power saving mode selectable by DIP switch or remote control (via CR-10)
  • Input protection: Reverse Polarity (Fuse) / Under Voltage / Over Voltage
  • Output protection: Short Circuit / Overload / Over Temperature / Over Voltage
  • Pressed steel housing
  • E13 / UL / CE / FCC approved

Accessory:

  • Remote controller CR-6
  • Remote controller CR-8
  • Remote controller CR-10

FAQs

  • Can I stack Cotek SD Series inverters to create a split-phase system?
    Yes, Cotek SD Series inverters can be stacked to double your wattage in a 120/240 split phase output. See image below taken from the User Manual.
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  • The datasheet shows output wattage, but what is continuous wattage?
    The output power listed on the spec sheet is the continuous power output under perfect conditions (Power factor = 1). However, this will be affected by the power factor of your load. For example, LED lighting can have a power factor of around 0.9 so you take 3500VA x .9PF = 3150 watts. For this reason, you may want to consider sizing your inverter 15-20% higher than your peak load. This compensates for the variance in PF across various loads.  

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