Streetwize 1500W (3000W Peak) Power Inverter

The 1500W (3000W peak) modified sine wave inverter is a powerful and versatile solution for drivers, caravaners, campers, and tradespeople who need reliable access to electricity in remote areas or sites with limited power. This inverter converts a vehicle’s 12V DC battery into a 230V AC power supply, making it ideal for powering a wide range of UK standard appliances up to 1500W, including laptops, mobile phones, LCD TVs, DVD players, corded power tools, and more.

Housed in a durable anodized aluminium case, the inverter is equipped with a built-in cooling fan to prevent overheating and ensure stable performance. It features two 3-pin UK plug sockets and a single USB charge port, offering multiple options for powering and charging your devices. Compatible with most 12V vehicles, including cars, 4x4s, lorries, motorcycles, as well as caravans, motorhomes, and boats, it connects to the vehicle's battery using the included connector cables and operates with the engine on or off.

Key Features:

• 1500W continuous power and 3000W peak power
• Converts 12V DC to 230V AC power
• Two UK 3-pin plug sockets and one USB charge port
• Durable anodized aluminium case with cooling fan
• Electrical protection features: low voltage, over voltage, overload, short circuit, and overheating
• Includes battery connector cables
• Recommended battery size: 12V/150Ah
• Running time at rated power: 1 hour

Important Information:

• Using two plugs simultaneously will divide the load to 500W per socket. Avoid overloading and check appliance power ratings.
• Peak output is temporary; base your purchase on continuous output needs.

Suitable for:

• Laptops, phone chargers, tablets, and games consoles
• Non-ballast lighting
• Charging batteries in cordless power tools
• Low wattage appliances with heat elements (e.g., kettle, toaster)
• Water pumps

Not Suitable for:

• Solar installations
• Medical equipment (e.g., CPAP machines with humidifiers)
• Power tools with AC motors and variable speed controls
• Some newer TVs (refer to the manufacturer’s guide)
• Appliances with digital clocks or timers (e.g., washing machines, bread makers)
• Devices with thyristors (e.g., laser printers, photocopiers)
• Fluorescent lights, audio equipment, satellite systems, video equipment
• High-power items with AC motors (e.g., larger fridges, microwaves, compressors)