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The myCOOLMAN Energy Inverter Charger Pure Sinewave 3000W is a reliable solution for powering appliances and sensitive electronics while travelling. Ideal for use in caravans and other recreational vehicles, this unit delivers stable 220/230V AC power via pure sine wave output, making it suitable for a wide range of electrical devices. With a peak output of 4500W and continuous performance at 3000W, it accommodates both everyday and high-demand usage.
Its integrated 150 A multi-stage charger supports lithium battery systems, providing efficient battery management and quick recharge capabilities. The inverter includes an automatic changeover switch for seamless transitions between different power sources, ensuring a consistent supply of power without interruption. Designed with lightweight aluminium housing, it remains robust while weighing only 7.2kg; an important feature when managing space and payload in caravans.
The unit offers user-friendly operation with straightforward installation and Bluetooth connectivity, allowing remote monitoring and control through a smart device. Safety has been prioritised, with built-in protections against common electrical faults, and it remains operational across a broad temperature range from -25°C to +55°C. A digital display option is also available for enhanced visibility and control. This inverter charger combines performance, safety, and convenience for reliable power on the move.
The manufacturer's stated maximum charging power (1500 W at 150 A @ 10 V) represents ideal conditions and theoretical maximum values. This would only apply to a fully depleted battery. Realistically, actual charging current at typical battery voltages (~12 V) will be lower — around 125 A — to remain within the charger's 1500 W power limit. Charging current naturally reduces as battery voltage increases during charging.