KISAE’s flagship all-in-one: 3000W true sinewave inverter, transfer switch, and 200A of multi-stage charging — 100A from shore power plus two 50A DC-DC channels, each with alternator and MPPT solar input. 230V. One box replaces four. Free battery temperature sensor included.
Our price is the manufacturer's home-market RRP — what this gear sells for where it's made. Branded marine equipment in Thailand typically retails 15–90% above that, when prices are published at all. Ours doesn't.
Inverter, shore charger, twin DC-DC chargers and twin MPPT solar controllers in a single enclosure — the whole electrical heart of a liveaboard, charter boat or expedition vehicle, engineered as one. One box replaces four, with one warranty and one wiring plan.
FREE battery temperature sensor with every unit. We give it to you free because we know it’s the best thing for your system — and a much-needed part for operation in the tropics: temperature-compensated charging is what keeps a hard-working bank alive through year after year of Thai heat.
| Inverter output | 3000W continuous / 6000W surge (1s) |
| Waveform | True sinewave, THD <5% |
| AC output | 230VAC (Schuko + terminals) |
| DC input | 12V nominal, 10.5–16.5V operating |
| Total charging | 200A (100A AC shore + 2 × 50A DC-DC) |
| Charge voltage | 13.8–14.8V (float 13.0–14.0V) |
| Solar input | 15–100VDC MPPT per DC channel, >98% tracking |
| Transfer switch | <30ms changeover |
| Standby draw | <3.0A (power-save <0.6A) |
| Battery temperature sensor | Included free |
| Dimensions | 500 × 307 × 157 mm |
| Weight | 14.7 kg |
| Certifications | EN/IEC 62040-1, IEC 61558-2-16, EMC C1, CE |
Special order — confirmed lead time quoted at order. Planning a full system? Our workshop will spec the bank, cabling and protection with you.
Plugged in to mains or a generator, the Premier PPS1230200 passes the supply straight through to your sockets and recharges the battery bank at up to 200 A. Unplug, and it switches to inverting from the battery by itself. One unit does the work of an inverter, a mains charger and a changeover switch.
| Laptop charger | about 65 W |
| Compressor fridge | 40–100 W running, 5× to start |
| Fan, TV, lights, router | 10–60 W each |
| Microwave | about 1,000 W |
| Espresso machine | 1,200–1,500 W while heating |
| Induction hob | 1,800–2,000 W on full |
The Premier PPS1230200 gives 3,000 W continuous. Add up what runs at the same time and keep it under the continuous figure. Sizing a food truck or coffee cart? 230 V power for food trucks walks through the arithmetic.
At full load the Premier PPS1230200 draws about 280 A from a 12 V bank. Size the bank from what you run and for how long, not from the inverter's rating. Worked example, the same one as in our food truck guide: a coffee machine and fridge averaging 300–500 W across a six-hour day draw about 200–250 Ah, and Fullriver rate the DC series to 80% depth of discharge, so the bank is about 300 Ah.
Tell us the cable run on LINE and we size the DC cable and fuse with you. Ask on LINE and we quote the cable, lugs and fuse with your order.
If it plugs in to mains regularly, one inverter-charger is simpler to wire and switches over by itself. If it never sees mains, a pure sine wave inverter with a DC-DC charger does the job.
This model is a special order: we bring it in for you and confirm the lead time before you pay.
It carries KISAE's manufacturer's warranty, and we handle any claim for you in Thailand. Special-order items are covered for faults, damage and wrong items rather than change of mind. Full details on the returns page.
| Model | Continuous | Peak | Mains charger | Display |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abso IC121040 | 1,000 W | 2,000 W | 40 A, four settings | Detachable remote panel |
| Abso IC122055 | 2,000 W | 4,000 W | 55 A, four settings | Detachable remote panel |
| Bidirectional BIC1220080 | 2,000 W | 4,000 W | 10–80 A, adjustable | Multi-function display on a 7.6 m cable |
| Bidirectional BIC1230100 | 3,000 W | 6,000 W | 25–100 A, adjustable | Multi-function display on a 7.6 m cable |
| Premier PPS1230200 | 3,000 W | ask us | 200 A, with MPPT solar input | ask us |
All are 12 V, pure sine wave, 230 V models. Between the two 2,000 W units, the Abso has a 55 A charger that suits banks of about 300 Ah; the Bidirectional charges at up to 80 A for banks of about 400 Ah or a faster turnaround between trading days.
Free tools from our workshop — two minutes now saves a wrong order later.