Description

Note: Peak power, also known as peak surge power, is the maximum power that can be maintained for a short period of time (usually within 20ms) when the power inverter starts. Rated power, also known as continuous output power, is a long-term, stable power that provides continuous power for your load to work normally. If your total power consumption of electrical equipment is 1000 watts, then you need a power inverter with a power rating of 1000 watts and more, and an inverter with a peak power rating of 1000 watts and a rated power of 500 watts is not suitable in this case.Note: Peak power, also known as peak surge power, is the maximum power that can be maintained for a short period of time (usually within 20ms) when the power inverter starts. Rated power, also known as continuous output power, is a long-term, stable power that provides continuous power for your load to work normally. If your total power consumption of electrical equipment is 1000 watts, then you need a power inverter with a power rating of 1000 watts and more, and an inverter with a peak power rating of 1000 watts and a rated power of 500 watts is not suitable in this case.