Mercury VM 1.5KW Off-Grid Hybrid Inverter 12V
Get reliable backup power for your home or small office without a complicated setup. The Mercury VM 1.5KW inverter turns battery power into clean mains electricity and also charges your battery from the grid, a generator, or solar panels. As a result, your lights, fans, and devices keep running when the power goes out. In addition, its 12V design keeps the battery side simple and affordable.
Why choose this inverter?
- Pure sine wave output: The smooth power suits laptops, TVs, routers, and other sensitive electronics, so your devices run quietly and safely.
- 12V battery system: You need fewer batteries than a larger system, which lowers your starting cost.
- Solar-ready hybrid design: You choose whether solar or mains power charges the battery first, so you save on fuel and electricity.
- Flexible input range: You adjust the input voltage range to suit home appliances or personal computers, which helps your equipment run smoothly on unstable mains.
- Adjustable charging: You set the battery charging current on the LCD, so you match different battery types.
- Automatic restart: The inverter restarts when mains power returns, and the cold-start function powers it up from the battery alone.
- Built-in protection: It guards against overload, high temperature, and short circuits, which keeps your system safe.
What can the Mercury VM 1.5KW inverter power? (verify)
The Mercury VM 1.5KW inverter suits homes, shops, and small offices with light to medium loads. It can run lights, fans, TVs, computers, routers, and a small refrigerator. However, heavy loads such as air conditioners, water pumps, and welding machines need a larger inverter, so check your total load first. Send us your appliance list, and we will confirm the right size before you order.
Specifications
- Brand: Mercury
- Model: VM 1.5KW Off-Grid Hybrid Inverter (VM1500GINV)
- Rated output: 1.5KW (1,500 W)
- Battery voltage: 12V
- Waveform: Pure sine wave
- Solar input: Built-in solar charging (verify the PV voltage and current limits)
- Display: LCD with configurable settings
- Charging priority: Selectable (solar or mains)
- Compatible sources: Mains and generator
- Protection: Overload, over-temperature, short circuit
- Extras: Auto restart, cold start
- Batteries and solar panels: Sold separately
Planning your setup
First, add up the power of the appliances you want to run, and make sure the total stays well below 1.5KW. Next, choose a 12V battery that gives you the backup time you need. Also, use thick, short cables between the battery and the inverter, because a 12V system carries high current. Finally, ask our team to advise on installation, breakers, and solar panels.
