| AC Output | Product Model | CJPCL-1000 | |
| Rated Output Power | 1000W | ||
| Output Peak Power | 2000W | ||
| Output Waveform | Pure Sine Wave | ||
| Working Frequency | 50HZ±3 or 60HZ+3 | ||
| Output Voltage | 100V-120VAC+5% | 220V-240VAC+5% | |
| Output Sockets | Selectable (European, Australian, Japanese, American) | ||
| Soft Start | Yes | ||
| Protection Function |
Over-voltage and under-voltage protection, Output Overload Protection, Over temperature Protection, Short Circuit and Reverse wiring protection |
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| Waveform Deviation factor | THD<3% | ||
| DC Output | USB-A | 5V 2.4A fast Charging 1 USB | |
| USB-B | 5V 2.4A fast Charging 1 USB | ||
| Type-C | 5V/2A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A | ||
| DC Output Sockets (5521) | 12VDC*2/10A Output | ||
| Cigarette lighter socket | 12VDC/10A Output | ||
| Solar lnput Socket (5525) | The Maximum Charging Current is 5.8A andMaximum Photovoltaic voltage range is 15V~30V | ||
| AC Input | Adapter charging (5521) | Adapter Standard 5.8A | |
| LED Lighting | LED Light Power is 8W | ||
| Switches | For DC12V output, USB, AC inverter, and LED light all the functions are with a switch. | ||
| Panel Style | LCD Intelligent Display | ||
| Display Conent | Battery allowance, Charging Power and Output Power | ||
| Battery Model | 8ah and 3.7V Ternary block lithium battery | ||
| Battery Capacity | 1000w Battery with 7 series 5 Parallels 35 Cells Rated Capacity: 25.9/40ah (1036Wh) | ||
| Battery Voltage Range | 25.9V-29.4V | ||
| Minimum Charging Current | 5.8A | ||
| Maximum ContinuousCharging Current | 25A | ||
| Maximum Continuous Discharge Current | 25A | ||
| Maximum Pulse Discharge Current | 50A(5Seconds) | ||
| Circulating life at normal temperature | 500 cycles at 25℃ | ||
| The Cooling Mode | lntelligent Fan Refrigeration | ||
| Working Temperature | (0°℃+60℃) | ||
| Storage Temperature | (-20°℃ ~ +70℃) | ||
| Humidity | Maximum 90%, No Condensation | ||
| Warranty | 2 Years | ||
| Product Sizes | 300*237*185 mm | ||
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