60v battery to inverter

It makes a lot of sense as an add-on if you're already using 60V tools from Greenworks Pro to take care of your yard work. This 60V 300-watt power inverter simply converts that battery energy into power you can use for charging your electronics or powering small tools like LED work lights and more.

This 60V 300-watt power inverter simply converts that battery energy into power you can use for charging your electronics or powering small tools like LED work lights and more. It operates simply. You just take your battery and slide it in—just like you do on your Greenworks 60V chainsaw or other cordless power tools.

With a single 120V outlet and dual USB ports, you get a lot of charging and power options. While a tad pricey, it works as a very handy peripheral device to go along with your Greenworks 60V yard tools. The Greenworks 60V 300W power inverter (model 2950102T) is a battery inverter that works with any of the company's 60V batteries.

But for off grid systems, you need to make sure the battery size is commensurate to your power requirements. A 12V 100ah battery can run a fully loaded 600 watt inverter in just under two hours. 600 watts equals 50 amps (W / V = A). The load draws 50 amps an hour so it should last two hours.

Example, the Renogy 200ah 12V AGM battery can run a 600W inverter load for four hours. But again this will be just under that due to inefficiency. If you want to run the load for a full four hours, you need more than 200ah, preferably 225-250ah to offset the inefficiency.

The PGPI is a 6V to 12V converter for vehicles that still have a 6V, positive ground electrical system. It is necessary if you are still running positive ground for all of our radios, which run on a 12V, negative ground electrical system. The PGPI positive ground inverter comes with detailed wiring instructions.