Phoenix Inverter 48/1200 120V VE.Direct NEMA GFCI

The Phoenix Inverter 48/1200 120V VE.Direct NEMA GFCI is a highly reliable power conversion device designed for efficient energy management in various off-grid and backup power applications. This inverter features a robust 48VDC input and delivers up to 1,200 watts of continuous AC power, making it suitable for powering sensitive electronics, household appliances, and other critical devices. The inclusion of the VE.Direct communication port ensures seamless integration with compatible charge controllers and monitoring systems, providing real-time data and enhanced control over your power setup.

One of its key advantages is the built-in direct NEMA GFCI outlet, which offers an added layer of safety by automatically providing ground fault protection. This feature is particularly beneficial in residential and commercial environments where maintaining electrical safety standards is paramount. The direct NEMA GFCI design simplifies installation while ensuring compliance with local electrical codes, reducing the need for additional external ground fault interrupters.

The Phoenix inverter's advanced technology delivers clean, stable sine wave output, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of sensitive electronic devices. Its durable construction and high-quality components enable reliable operation in demanding conditions, while the intuitive interface allows for easy configuration and monitoring. Whether used in a standalone solar system or integrated into a larger energy storage solution, this inverter provides dependable power conversion with an emphasis on safety, efficiency, and ease of use.

Designed for professionals and serious enthusiasts alike, the Phoenix Inverter 48/1200 120V VE.Direct NEMA GFCI combines innovation with practical safety features tailored to meet diverse power needs. Its compatibility with modern energy systems and emphasis on safety make it an excellent choice for those seeking a direct nema GFCI-equipped inverter that prioritizes performance, reliability, and user confidence.