Powersine Combi PSC2000–PSC3500 — inverter-charger 1.8–2.8 kW
Country: Netherlands · Model: Powersine Combi PSC2000–PSC3500
The Powersine Combi PSC2000–PSC3500 inverter-charger delivers 1800–2800 W continuously, charges a 12 or 24 V battery at 50–120 A and switches the load through a 30 A relay. The series is used in motorhomes, boats and off-grid solar systems so that one unit handles both 230 V supply and charging.
- Inverter rated power
- 1800–2800 W
- Peak power
- 4000–6500 W
- Battery voltage
- 12 V or 24 V
- Charging current
- 50–120 A + 4 A auxiliary output
Technical specifications
| Inverter rated power | 1800–2800 W |
|---|---|
| Peak power | 4000–6500 W |
| Battery voltage | 12 V or 24 V |
| Charging current | 50–120 A + 4 A auxiliary output |
| Transfer switch | 30 A |
| Parallel operation | yes (S version) |
| Charging algorithm | IUoUoP, 4 stages, temperature compensation |
| 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
The manufacturer designates the range as the 2–3.5 kW class, and the inverter rated power in the specification is 1800–2800 W, while 4000–6500 W applies to the peak mode. The charger works on the IUoUoP algorithm in 4 stages with temperature compensation, so the charging voltage is adjusted to the battery temperature. A separate 4 A auxiliary output keeps a second battery, usually the starter battery, charged. The built-in 30 A relay passes shore power or a generator to the load and transfers it to the inverter when the external supply disappears. The S version supports parallel connection of several units, and the system power is increased without replacing the equipment already installed.
How to choose
First decide on the bank voltage, 12 or 24 V, and the charging current needed within 50–120 A. Calculate the continuous inverter power of 1800–2800 W from the sum of the loads that run at the same time. If you may need more in the future, take the S version right away so that you can add a parallel unit. For a load up to 1300–1400 W the more compact PSC1600/1800 with a 16 A transfer switch is enough, and a system without mains charging can use a PS2000–PS3500 inverter.
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FAQ
How does the S version of the Powersine Combi PSC2000–PSC3500 differ from the standard one?
The S version supports parallel operation of several units on a common load. This raises the system power above the 2800 W of a single unit.
What is the charging current of the PSC2000–PSC3500?
From 50 to 120 A depending on the model, plus a 4 A auxiliary output for a second battery. Charging follows the 4-stage IUoUoP algorithm with temperature compensation.
Is the PSC2000–PSC3500 suitable for a 48 V battery?
No, the series is designed for 12 or 24 V batteries. For a 48 V bank, the Powersine models that fit are the PS2000–PS3500 inverters without a built-in charger.
What current is the transfer switch in the Combi PSC2000–PSC3500 rated for?
The built-in relay passes mains current of up to 30 A to the load, whereas for the more compact PSC1600/1800 this rating is 16 A.
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