6000W marine power inverter comes with 192V input DC voltage, 32A input DC current, 110/120/220/230/240V AC output voltage, communication interface RS485, and pure sine wave output waveform, used for inverting the DC power from the ship's lithium or lead-acid batteries into AC power to meet the ship's power needs.
Features
- 6000 watt marine inverter utilizes the U.S. DSP28335 control chip for fast running speed and high precision, with a conversion efficiency of over 92% and a built-in industrial frequency isolation transformer for strong anti-interference and impact resistance.
- The boat inverter is equipped with over-voltage, over-current, short-circuit, and overheating warning devices, along with frequency conversion starting and reduced voltage soft start functions, suitable for high-power motor startups.
- Good price marine power inverter features an LCD and LED alarm indicators for easy operation, provides a pure output waveform with less than 3% distortion, and supports single-phase power supply with output voltage range of 110/120/220/230/240V AC.
Specifications
| Model |
CCHN-SDP-6KW |
| Isolation Mode |
Low-Frequency Transformer |
| DC Input |
Voltage Range (V DC) |
192V (Contact Us for Other Voltage) |
| Rated Current (A) |
32A (Contact Us for Other Current) |
| AC Output |
Rated Output Power |
6kW (6000 watt) |
| Output Waveform |
Pure Sine Wave |
| Rated Voltage |
110/120/220/230/240V AC (Optional) |
| Phases |
Single Phase |
| Rated Current (A) |
23A |
| Frequency |
50Hz or 60Hz |
| Rated Output Voltage Range (V) |
110/120/220/230/240V AC (Optional) |
| Power Factor (PF) |
0.99 |
| Overload Ability |
150%, 5 seconds |
| Efficiency |
>93% |
| Waveform Distortion Rate (THD) |
<3% (Linear load) |
| Dynamic Response (0 to 100% Load) |
5%,≤50ms
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| Display |
LCD |
| Running Mode |
Working Continuously |
| Electrical Insulation Properties |
2000V AC, 1min |
| Communication Interface |
RS485 (Optional) |
| Protection Function |
Protection |
Input Reverse Polarity, Under Voltage, Overvoltage, Output Over current, Shortcircuit, Overheating, etc. |
| Cooling Method |
Fan-cooled |
| Short-circuit Protector |
No Automatic Recovery Need to Restart the Machine |
Working Environment |
Noise (1m) |
≤50dB |
| Degree Of Protection |
IP20 (Indoor) |
| Working Altitude (m) |
≤2000 |
| Working Temperature |
-25~+55℃ |
| Relative Humidity |
0~90% (Non-Condensing) |
| Rack Mounted Type |
Depth*Width* Height |
435*605*267mm |
| Stand Type |
450*550*760mm |
Applications

Tips: How to choose the rated output power of a marine inverter?
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Calculate Your Power Needs
Identify all appliances and devices you plan to run simultaneously.
Determine the wattage requirements of each device and total them up.
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Account for Surge Power and Efficiency
Consider surge power requirements for appliances with motors or compressors.
Factor in efficiency losses during power conversion (typically 10-15%).
Add a safety margin (about 20-30%) to account for unexpected power spikes and prolong the inverter lifespan.
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Choose the Inverter
Select an inverter with a continuous power rating slightly higher than your total calculated requirement, including surge power and safety margin, to ensure reliable performance.