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FT Series 5000W 48V DC TO 120/240V AC Split Phase Inverter Charger
240V AC INPUT
- The purpose of utility grid and generator is to charge battery.
- HOT1+HOT2+N+G=240Vac
- AC Input Voltage Range: 186Vac~294Vac
- Frequency: 50Hz / 60Hz(Auto detection)
120V AC OUTPUT
- Continuous Output Power: 2500 Watts
- Surge Rating: 7500 Watts
- AC Output: Pure Sine 120V (50Hz/60Hz)
- HOT1+N+G=120Vac ( 2500W)
- HOT2+N+G=120Vac ( 2500W)
- Transfer Efficiency: ≥85%
- Transfer Time: ≤4ms
240V AC OUTPUT
- Continuous Output Power: 5000 Watts
- Surge Rating: 15000 Watts
- AC Output: Pure Sine 240V (50Hz/60Hz)
- HOT1+HOT2+N+G=240Vac ( 5000W)
- Transfer Efficiency: ≥85%
- Transfer Time: ≤4ms
Precision D.
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
Unit only handles a surge of 5500 W Got 2nd unit and that is the same Just ordered a 6k Ampinvt and will test I need to start a well pump which is a 6000w surge and runs at 1430 watts!
Ken
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2024
I got the 5kW inverter, 24VDC to 240VAC variety. My first thought of this unit was wow this thing is heavy! I'm a big guy, and still mounted it myself (set it on a 2x4 screwed to the wall, then screw in the unit, then remove 2x4). I'm using a 24V 100AH lifepo4 battery (see pic) to power this. Will use this as a backup power supply if the grid goes down for my 3/4hp well pump. Added a 300A fuse on the positive between the battery and inverter, run my AC wire (240v, 20A) into the unit from my main panel, and then go through a 20A breaker out to the well pump. Just got it hooked up today, its charging the battery, the well pump is 30% load when running. I've tested it both on and off AC power, and all is good. I'm hoping the inverter will stop charging the battery once fully charged (it's supposed to), but my battery also has the built in bms system so that should help/prevent overcharge too. I guess i'll plan on just leaving it on AC input priority mode, seems to just pass through the power which should be 95% of the time. Will update review next time I lose power and let you know how it worked. When you first turn the unit on, the fans spin kind of loud and it sounds just like my bitcoin miner fan. But then it does quiet down pretty low when its on but no load. I'm guessing the fan will spin faster as more load is applied. Anyways, great item, glad I bought it!Update - 1 hour later - One quick edit (an hour after I made initial review), I just did a bunch of reading on charge voltages, float voltages, etc. Make sure you go into the menu (hold down the menu button for 5ish seconds) and go to battery settings, choose lithium ion (if you are using Lifepo4), and set your charge voltage. I originally red that a 24V battery should be 29.2V, but then read a lot more on the subject and watched a bunch of yt videos, and float voltage should be 27.2V, you only gain about 2-3ah's going from 27.2 to 29.2V on your battery and by always keeping the battery in this fully fully overcharged state, you can diminish your battery. So I wish you could set a float and full voltage, but I've backed off my charge voltage back down to 27.2V which i'll keep my battery at that, which for a 100ah battery will give me around 97ah and the battery should last longer.
John
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2024
I've had this for a couple years. This 5000w unit will run my EV charger at the 10 amp setting, 2,400 watts, but overheats at a 3,800 watt load. I managed to stabilize it with a big computer fan pushing lots of air into one of the lower vents. But at the I'm getting (3,400w in doesn't keep up with 2,400w out, & gradually drains the batteries), my system can't maintain the production of the roughly 5,500w input load this unit requires to produce 3,800w.It does the minimum I need for a reasonable price. But, if I had it to do over, I'd go with a higher priced, & more efficient unit.However, a silver lining? All that inefficiency would do a nice job heating your garage if you live in cold country!
R. Ortega
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024
I am using two of these units along with LiFePO4 batteries to provide emergency AC power to my house and a friend's house during the power outages that we are experiencing unfortunately in my country (Ecuador).This units worked perfectly from the beginning. I am very satisfied and recommend this product to all the customers.These systems have been working for a few days, so this review reflects my first impressions.PROs:It's maybe the most affordable units in the market able to deliver 220 VAC / Split Phase.It provides clean sine wave output.Very well constructed.Very robust appearance, no perceived defects at all.The switching time between grid power and the inverter output is not detectable. All the house appliances continue to work with any disruption on the power switchings.ROOM TO IMPROVE:The configuration menu should include LiFePO4 batteries amongst the chemistry options.The display should be improved in order to show the information with a better graphic interface. In another review I commented about another competitive product that has a much better display.While reading the User Manual I got confused regarding the different Operating Modes. I asked the factory for more detailed indication and they sent me the same information that I already had, so I had to find my best configuration by trial and error. Not big deal, though.I can positively recommend this Inverter Charger. I am very satisfied with its performance.
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