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Go Power 3000W 12V Industrial Pure Sine Inverter - GP-ISW3000-12

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Go Power 3000W 12V Industrial Pure Sine Inverter - GP-ISW3000-12The Go Power! 3000 watt Industrial Pure Sine Wave Inverter is the ultimate choice for large loads, capable of powering multiple appliances and electronics. Our largest pure sine wave inverter, the GP ISW3000 is the ultimate choice for large loads that demand an exact replica of AC power. The GP ISW3000 can run any tool or appliance within its wattage range. The GP ISW3000 is the professional's choice for clean reliable power when you need it. Ideal

The Go Power! 3000 watt Industrial Pure Sine Wave Inverter is the ultimate choice for large loads, capable of powering multiple appliances and electronics. Our largest pure sine wave inverter, the GP-ISW3000 is the ultimate choice for large loads that demand an exact replica of AC power. The GP-ISW3000 can run any tool or appliance within its wattage range. The GP-ISW3000 is the professional's choice for clean reliable power when you need it. Ideal for powering multiple appliances, electronic equipment like TVs, stereos, computers, or as a source of emergency backup power. Perfect for RV, marine, and other mobile off-grid applications.


Key Features & Benefits

Pure Sine Wave Output: Produces an exact replica of AC power (THD <5%) for optimal performance with sensitive electronics.

3000W Continuous / 6000W Surge: Powers multiple appliances, power tools, electronics, and other devices up to 3000 watts.

Hardwire Capable: AC output connections are hardwire terminals (not GFCI outlets) for professional installation.

Powersave Mode: Reduces no-load current draw to <0.4A to conserve battery power.

Full Overload Protection: Protects against short circuit, overload, and over/under temperature conditions.

Remote Ready: Optional remote control available (GP-ISW-R / GP-SWR-A) for convenient on/off switching.

UL 458 Certified: Certified for safety in RV and marine applications.

2-Year Warranty: Backed by Go Power!'s 2-year limited warranty.


Technical Specifications

Specification Detail
Manufacturer Go Power!
Model GP-ISW3000-12
Continuous Output Power 3000W (VA)
Maximum Surge Rating 6000W (VA)
Output Waveform Pure Sine Wave (THD <5%)
Output Voltage Range 100-120 VAC ±5% (Dip switch selectable)
Output Frequency 50/60 Hz ±0.5% (Dip switch selectable)
Input Voltage 10.5-16.5 VDC
Efficiency (Typ.) 90%
No Load Current Draw ≤3.8A
Power Saving Mode Draw <0.4A
Low Battery Alarm 10.5V ±0.3V
Low Battery Shutdown 10.5V ±0.3V
Low Battery Restart 12.5V @ DC12V system
High Battery Shutdown 16.5V ±0.3V
High Battery Restart 14.5V ±0.3V
AC Output Connections Hardwire terminal
Cooling Temperature and load controlled cooling fan
Operating Temperature -4°F to 104°F (-20°C to 40°C)
Storage Temperature -22°F to 158°F (-30°C to 70°C)
Dimensions (L × W × H) 17.40" × 10.04" × 6.22" (442 × 255 × 158 mm)
Weight 18.08 lbs (8.2 kg)
Recommended Install Kit GP-DC-KIT5
Optional Remote GP-ISW-R / GP-SWR-A
Regulations UL 458, FCC Part 15 Class A
Warranty 2 years

Recommended DC Cabling

Specification Detail
Wire AWG 4/0 AWG
Inline Fuse / Circuit Breaker 400A

Product Documents

User Manual: Download PDF

Spec Sheet: Download PDF

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