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CombiMaster 12V/2000VA Inverter-Charger

The Mastervolt CombiMaster 12/2000-60 is a 12V inverter-charger with a 2000 VA true sine wave inverter and a 60A battery charger. It provides grid-quality AC power and can be integrated into MasterBus or CZone networks.

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Power
2000 W
Surge
4000 W
Input
12 V DC
Output
230 V AC
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Safety notes for this component

  • Ensure DC wiring runs are kept as short as practical to prevent low voltage shutdowns.
  • The positive DC cable must be fused and connected to the positive battery post, using a fuse rated at 125-150% of the full load current.
  • Do not use the chassis frame as the negative conductor; connect the negative cable directly to the negative battery post or ground side of a current shunt.
  • Installations must comply with all local rules and regulations regarding wire sizes and fusing.

Technical data

Nominal DC voltage12 V (10.2-16 V)
Output voltage230 V
Output frequency50/60 Hz (configurable)
Output waveformtrue sine
Continuous power at 40 °C / 104 °F, cos phi 12000 VA / 1600 W
Peak power (30 sec)3000 VA / 2400 W
Surge power (5 sec)4000 VA / 3200 W
Max. efficiency93 %
Battery no-load power consumption30 W (on mode) / < 1 mA (off mode)
Energy saving mode consumption10 W
Synchronise with mainsyes
Input voltage range170-280 V
Max. input current6 A (adjustable)
Max. charge current at 40 °C / 104 °F60 A at 14,25 V (configurable)
Recommended battery capacity180-500 Ah
Transfer speed10 ms
Temperature range (ambient temp.)-25 °C to 60 °C, derating > 40 °C
Protection degreeIP23 (vertical mounting)

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