Inverter i.d.

Not sure of that exact unit, John, but inverter/chargers are popular with the boating industry for shore power applications. Some are compatible with Lithium batteries, others not (Victron sells a 2000W inverter charger - 80a charger - for around $2500 from memory). They are also used as UPS systems for computing/electronics.

A number of inverters (Renogy for instance) allow connection to 240v for transferring power (automatic transfer to 240v when connected).

Good luck finding out what yours does! Highly likely it is a charger, but for what batteries, at what amperage?

Cheers,
Mark

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Doesthis look like it?

Hi John,

Let me state that I am not a 12 volt expert, or an Auto. Elec. and without knowing the actual unit, most inverters only have a 10 or 15 amp output, as most 240 volt appliances only need 10 amps. The side that is labeled “charger” may have a higher discharge amperage. Someone will correct me if I am mistaken.

Macca.

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I have had a closer look at the web pages that I referred to.
If this product has similar quality to the content of those pages then I would avoid it like the plague!

Didn't you get a handbook or leaflet with the device? If you did, what does it say?