Mean Well Inverters

Choose a DC-to-AC inverter by voltage, watts and part number

Use the inverter finder to match your battery system’s DC voltage, choose continuous output power and search an exact part number. Compare Mean Well NTS pure sine wave inverters for 12V, 24V and 48V DC systems.

Match the DC input voltage

Select the voltage of your battery bank before choosing watts. Mean Well 12V models accept 10–16.5V DC, 24V models accept 20–33V DC and 48V models accept 40–66V DC. Confirm the operating range in each specification sheet.

Choose continuous watts and allow for surge loads

The finder uses continuous output power: 300W, 450W, 750W, 1200W, 1500W, 2200W and 3000W. The US NTS-1700 models are rated for 1500W continuous output, and the US NTS-3200 models for 3000W. Series names do not replace the model’s continuous rating. Check startup surge demand and the manufacturer’s specified surge duration.

Pure sine wave output and US connections

These Mean Well US models provide two NEMA 5-15R AC outlets and selectable 100V, 110V, 115V or 120V AC output at 50Hz or 60Hz. Factory output is 110V AC at 60Hz. Review ventilation, cable sizing, protection and installation requirements in the linked datasheet.

Search the exact Mean Well part number

Enter a number such as NTS-750-124US. Each product page includes specifications, images, a manufacturer PDF, an EAN barcode and quantity pricing. Volume prices follow the quantity breaks shown on the product page.

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