PSC — inverter/charger 12/24 V, 1300–2800 W
Country: Netherlands · Model: PSC
The PSC inverter/charger combines a 1,300–2,800 W inverter and a 35–120 A charger for 12 or 24 V batteries. While shore power or a generator is present, the unit passes it to the load and charges the battery, and when mains drops it moves the load onto battery power. The series targets RVs, marine vessels and off-grid systems.
- Rated power
- 1300–2800 W
- Battery voltage
- 12 V or 24 V
- Charge current
- 35–120 A
- Charger
- 4-stage programmable, power factor corrected input
Technical specifications
| Rated power | 1300–2800 W |
|---|---|
| Battery voltage | 12 V or 24 V |
| Charge current | 35–120 A |
| Charger | 4-stage programmable, power factor corrected input |
| Transfer switch | fast automatic AC |
| Communication | SamlexLink, URC remote |
| Customs codes (for reference) | |
| HS code | 8504.40 |
| UKTZED code (Ukraine) | 8504408400 (≤7.5 kVA) |
| CN code (EU) | 85044087 |
Specifications are taken from the manufacturer’s technical documentation. Updated . Customs codes are for reference only; the final code is determined at customs declaration for the specific model.
Description
One housing holds both the inverter and the charger, so the boat or RV needs no separate panel with a manual source changeover. The charger is 4-stage and programmable, with stage voltages set to suit the battery type and capacity. Its input is power factor corrected, so the unit draws almost purely resistive current from the line. The current the PSC takes from its input is limited, so a weak shore pedestal or a small generator is not overloaded while the load and the charger run at the same time. A fast automatic AC transfer switch moves the load between mains and inverter. Communication runs over SamlexLink, with a URC remote for control and setup.
How to choose
First fix the battery bank voltage, 12 or 24 V, then the inverter rating by the simultaneous load within 1,300–2,800 W. Match the 35–120 A charge current to battery capacity, since too much current shortens the life of a small bank and too little will not recharge it during a stop. If a charger is already on site, a standalone sine wave inverter is simpler, such as the PS up to 2,800 W that also comes with a 48 V input, or the PSI at 1,000–3,000 W with a remote panel.
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FAQ
What charge current does the PSC deliver?
From 35 to 120 A depending on the model.
How many charging stages does the PSC have?
The charger is 4-stage and programmable for the battery type.
Which battery voltages does the PSC support?
12 or 24 V batteries, with power ratings of 1,300–2,800 W.
Why does the PSC limit its input current?
So the combined load and charge current does not trip the shore pedestal breaker or overload a small generator. It acts while the PSC runs on mains.
Can the PSC be controlled remotely?
Yes, from the URC remote, with the units talking over the SamlexLink bus.
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