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100W DC-AC Power Inverter Transformer DC 12V to AC 12/24V

 6,500

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Description

This 100W-200W inverter module converts DC 12V input to AC 12V output with a square wave signal at a frequency of 50Hz. It is designed to handle up to 200W with cooling equipment or 100W without cooling. The module supports an input range from DC 8V to 15V, with built-in reverse connection protection to prevent damage. It’s ideal for powering low-power AC devices and testing purposes, offering high current output and efficient performance in a compact design.

Features:

  • Input Voltage: DC 12V (Range: 8V~15V)
  • Output Voltage: AC 12V (Square wave)
  • Output Frequency: 50Hz, fine-tunable
  • Maximum Output Power: 200W (with cooling), 100W (without cooling)
  • Output Current: Up to 10A
  • Anti-Reverse Protection: Prevents damage from incorrect input connections
  • Compact Size: 66 x 40 x 16mm, lightweight at 19 grams
  • Operating Temperature: -25 degrees Celsius to 85 degrees Celsius
  • Working Humidity: 5% ~ 95% RH
  • Cooling Equipment Required: For output above 100W, cooling is recommended

Power Requirements:

  • Input Voltage: DC 12V (Range: 8V to 15V)
  • Power Formula: Input power should be 1.5x the maximum output power to ensure stable operation.

Applications:

  • Power conversion for AC devices from DC power sources
  • Signal generation for testing
  • Power supply for low-power AC electronics

Precautions:

  • No Voltage Regulation: If the input voltage drops, the output voltage will also drop.
  • Use a Fuse: For power up to 100W, use a 10A fuse; for power up to 200W, use a 20A fuse to protect the module.
  • Select Suitable Transformers: Ensure the transformer can handle the required power, as low-power transformers will reduce output performance.
  • Avoid High-Frequency or Leakage Inductance Transformers: These types of transformers can damage the module.
  • Check Wire Thickness and Battery Capacity: Thin wires or small batteries can limit the module’s power output.