MotoMaster Eliminator
MotoMaster Eliminator Power Inverter, 1500W, Includes Battery Cables and Wired Remote
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MotoMaster Eliminator Power Inverter converts 12 V DC power into 120V household AC power
Simply connect to the 12V battery in your vehicle, a standalone 12V battery, or a bank of batteries to run AC powered devices
Ideal for off-grid installations in cars, trucks, RVs, boats or at the cottage as well as emergency power during power outages
Modified sine wave output form - compatible with most AC appliances (refer to appliance manufacturer to confirm compatibility)
2x standard North American AC outlets provide a total combined continuous running capacity of 1500W and 3000W surge capacity
USB (2.4A) charging port for mobile electronic devices such as smartphones, tablets, and cameras
Digital display allows you to monitor battery voltage (input), load wattage (output), and error/fault codes (for diagnosing system issues)
Built-in protections include high and low voltage, overload, over-temperature, and short-circuit
Includes wired remote
Equipped with mounting brackets for a secure permanent installation
Includes: Two 4-gauge, 36" (91 cm) battery cables for easy installation
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Questions
Q: what is the conversion efficiency of this inverter ?
a year agoA: The conversion efficiency of this inverter is 90%.
a year agoHelpful?
Q: Is it safe to use this inverter at full load when connected to a vehicle battery while the vehicle is running?
5 years agoA: Not sure what you mean by safe? The inverter is capable of running a full load indefinitely. Running full load continuously would mean your constantly drawing over 100A from your battery and alternator (and that does not include what your vehicle is consuming for normal electronics). Whether your alternator is capable of keeping up with this load or whether it could result in alternator and/or battery damage is impossible for us to say. It depends on several factors related to your vehicle design. If you truly intend on running such high load continuously, you should really consider adding an auxiliary battery and isolator and potentially even upgrading your alternator.
5 years agoHelpful?
Q: Does the output voltage vary depending on the input voltage (as the battery voltage drops as it discharges), or is it a well-regulated constant output voltage?
5 years agoA: Output voltage range is 115 VAC +/- 10%.
5 years agoHelpful?
Q: What is the usable input voltage range for this inverter? The actual voltage of a 12V car battery varies from close to 14V when fully charged to below 11V as it discharges. Over what range will the inverter still output 120VAC at full power?
5 years agoA: The operating input range is 11-15 VDC.
5 years agoHelpful?
Q: Can it run a 700W microwave? I want to use in my truck
5 years agoA: The 700W you mention is most likely the "cooking power" and not the actual power consumption of the microwave. Actual power consumption will be significantly higher than the cooking power. Please check what the actual power consumption is - usually this is located on a label on the rear of the microwave. If it is under 1500W, then this inverter has sufficient capacity to run it.
5 years agoHelpful?
Q: Un 1500w produit il un wattage de 1500w sur une des prises ou 750w sur chaque prises, j’ ai besoin de 1200w sur une prise est ce Ok ou pas assez ?
6 years ago- Translate with Google
A: (Traduit par Google ...) Vous pouvez tirer une charge continue maximale de 1 500 W de l'une des prises CA, mais un maximum de 1 500 W combinés des deux. Par exemple, si vous tirez 1200 W d'une prise secteur, vous ne pourrez tirer que 300 W de l'autre.
6 years agoHelpful?
Q: Can this inverter be used to power an LCD TV?
6 years agoA: This inverter produces a modified sine wave. Most TVs will run on a modified sine wave but it could result in some audible or electrical noise from the TV. Again, most TVs will run on a modified sine wave but only your TV manufacturer (or trial) can say for certain. Certainly an inverter such as MotoMaster Eliminator model 011-1892 which produces a true/pure sine wave (like that from your wall outlet) would run the TV without issue and more efficiently.
6 years agoHelpful?
Q: Can this be used to power a Cpap machine for 8 hours a night
6 years agoA: There are two parts to this question/answer. The first revolves around whether or not this inverter is compatible with a CPAP machine. At 1500W, it certainly has more than enough capacity to power a CPAP machine. However, this inverter uses a modified sine wave which your CPAP machine may not be compatible with. You would have to check with the manufacturer of your CPAP to see whether it will run on a modified sine wave. We would highly recommend using an inverter with a pure sine wave (similar to the clean AC power that comes out of the outlet in your home) such as MotoMaster Eliminator model 011-1892. The second part revolves around your 8 hours a night question. The inverter has no bearing on time - all it does it convert 12V DC battery power into 110V AC power. How long something can run depends entirely on how much battery you connect the inverter to. A marine deep cycle battery (such as MotoMaster Nautilus 010-2498) could certainly provide enough power to run a CPAP for 8 hours.
6 years agoHelpful?
Q: Can I get just the remote for this. I have one - I snapped the cable from the remote....
6 years agoA: Please contact 1-877-466-8191 to inquire about availability of replacement parts.
6 years agoHelpful?
Q: It says it comes with cables! Where are the cables?
6 years agoA: This is a special edition 1500W model (299-5299) that includes the bonus battery cables. The packaging would be specially marked indicating that bonus cables are included. If yours does not have cables, it is possible you purchased the regular 1500W model (011-1866) that does not include battery cables???
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