H1-10K rack-mount inverter

A dedicated DC-to-AC unit. The number that decides whether it works is not the rated power — it is the start-up surge it can absorb.

H1-10K rack inverter product photo — Appearance for reference only; actual specification and accessories follow the quotation.

Brand: THTAK (our own line)
Type: Pure sine wave inverter (rack-mount)
Typical use: Vehicles, off-grid, solar, long-runtime backup
Models covered: H1-10K rack inverter (DC 24 / 48 / 110 / 220 V input)
Category: Inverters / Rack-mount inverters

Product details Specifications

From our own production line

The H1-10K is built in our Shenzhen factory, which makes its specification negotiable in the ways that matter for mobile and off-grid work: input voltage window, output sockets, protection class, conformal coating. Tell us the duty and we build to it rather than making the duty fit the catalogue.

Sizing, properly

Send us the load list — each device, its running current, and anything with a motor or compressor noted. We size continuous power and peak inrush, propose the DC bank, and quote the complete DC-to-AC chain. Sizing before quotation is free.

Key features

Rack chassis — mounts in a standard 19-inch cabinet
Multiple DC inputs: 24 V / 48 V / 110 V / 220 V (by model)
AC output 110 V / 230 V (by model and setting)
Pure sine wave output — safe for all classes of electronics
Built for vehicle, off-grid, solar and long-runtime duty
Combines with a battery bank into a standalone supply system

Where it fits

Vehicles and mobile equipment

Fed from the vehicle's 24 V or 48 V bank, delivering mains-quality AC to on-board equipment.

Off-grid and solar

Paired with panels and a battery bank to form a supply independent of the grid.

Long-runtime backup

When the requirement far exceeds a UPS's normal runtime — a battery bank plus inverter does the job.

Frequently asked questions

Inverter or UPS — which one do I need?

If the load must ride through outages seamlessly and the runtime is minutes, a UPS. If the runtime is hours and a DC source already exists — a telecom 48 V bank, a vehicle's system, a solar array — an inverter is the right tool. A UPS plus a wall of batteries is the expensive way to buy eight hours.

Why does peak power matter more than continuous?

Motors, pumps and compressors draw 3–7 times their running current at start. An inverter sized on continuous rating alone trips on every start. We size on measured load plus worst-case inrush — it is free and it is the difference between working and not.

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Specifications

Type	Pure sine wave inverter
DC input	24 / 48 / 110 / 220 V (by model)
AC output	110 / 230 V (by model and setting)
Form factor	Rack-mount (10 kW class)
Output waveform	Pure sine wave
Continuous and peak power	By model — inrush must be calculated
Protection	Overload, over-temperature, short-circuit, low-voltage (by model)
Applications	Vehicles, off-grid, solar, long-runtime backup

Specifications follow the manufacturer's latest data. Actual configuration must be sized against the site load, required runtime and distribution environment — this table is for selection reference only.

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