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INSTA110 Instagrid Go 36 LV Portable 16A Battery Power Supply - 110v
  • INSTA110 Instagrid Go 36 LV Portable 16A Battery Power Supply - 110v
  • INSTA110 Instagrid Go 36 LV Portable 16A Battery Power Supply - 110v
  • INSTA110 Instagrid Go 36 LV Portable 16A Battery Power Supply - 110v
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Instagrid Go 36 LV Portable 16A Battery Power Supply - 110v
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Experience the freedom from mains power with the Instagrid Go Portable Power Supply System. Engineered to redefine mobile energy, this cutting-edge system delivers powerful, clean, and silent energy wherever you need it. Thanks to innovative micro-level inverter technology, the Instagrid design is compact, lightweight (just 21kg), and portable enough to carry in one hand, yet powerful enough to rival 32A/110V construction site power.

With a rated output of 3.6kW and an impressive peak power output of 18kW, Instagrid Go provides dependable energy for professionals working in remote locations, construction sites, or any off-grid environment. Say goodbye to noisy, polluting generators and hello to an emission-free revolution. Built to withstand outdoor and indoor conditions, the durable IP44-rated housing ensures reliability in all weather conditions.

Featuring a simple, plug-and-play design and adaptable power outputs, Instagrid makes powering your tools, welders, or devices effortless. Whether you’re powering heavy-duty tools or sensitive electronics, rest assured that the system generates a pure AC sine wave for stable, efficient energy delivery.

Silent, lightweight, and eco-friendly, Instagrid is the portable power solution for modern professionals demanding high-performance energy on the go.

Backed by a 4-year manufacturer’s warranty, you’ll enjoy peace of mind knowing this high-performance product is built to last.

Product Details

Operating state: Discharging
Output voltage 110 VAC / 50 Hz
Rated power 3.600 W / 2 x 16 A
150% overload (5,400 W / 49 A) Operating for >450 s possible
200% overload (7,200 W / 65 A)  Operation for >60 s possible
250% overload (9,000 W / 82 A)   Operation for >16 s possible
300% overload (10,800 W / 98 A)   Operation for >6.5 s possible  
Peak Power  18.000 W / 80 A 
Circuit breaker 32 A eFuse (tripping characteristics C) and one 16 A thermal breaker per CEE receptacle)
Permitted operating temperature   -20°C to 60°C
Operating state: Charging
Input voltage 100 - 240 VAC / 50 - 60 Hz 
Rated input current 6 A 
Rated input power   600 - 1,440 W   
Charge time / 0 to 80% (230 V AC) below 2.5h (at room temperature 25 °C)
Charge time / 0 to 100% (230 V AC)   below 3.0h (at room temperature 25 °C)
Permitted operating temperature  0°C to 45°C  
General information
Battery capacity   2.074 Wh (24 packs / 86.4 Wh each)
Weight   21 kg  
Dimensions   458 x 210 x 420 mm  
IP Class   IP54  
Protection class   Class II / double-insulated  
Noise emission   < 30 dB(A) / whisper-quiet (fanless)

Brochures & Manuals

BROCHURES & MANUALS
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   Instagrid Go Instruction Manual

Battery Power Supplies FAQs

Straight answers to the questions people ask most when choosing and using a battery power supply for site tools and equipment.

How does a battery power supply compare with a generator?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

A battery unit makes no exhaust fumes at the point of use, is very quiet and needs no fuel to carry or store, so it can be used in places where a generator would be unsuitable, such as inside buildings or close to people working. There is also less routine engine maintenance.

A generator can keep running for as long as it can be refuelled, while a battery must be recharged and holds a fixed amount of energy per charge. For long, heavy, continuous loads a generator may suit better. For light to moderate loads, short jobs and quiet or enclosed working, a battery unit can be the better fit.

How do I work out whether it will run my equipment?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

Check the rating plate on each tool for its power in watts or kilowatts, or its current in amps, and add up everything you will run at the same time. The total must be below the unit's continuous output rating. Then think about starting surges, because motors and some tools draw a higher current when they start.

Next consider the energy. The battery capacity is usually given in watt-hours, and the running time is roughly the capacity divided by the power you draw, less some loss in conversion. A heavy tool drains the battery quickly. If in doubt, ask the maker.

How long will a charge last?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

There is no single answer, because it depends on the battery's capacity and the power the equipment draws. A small load runs for a long time, while a heavy one empties the battery quickly. Cold weather can reduce the capacity you can use, and losses in the inverter take a share of the energy.

The maker's figures give a guide, but the best way to judge is to note how it performs on your own jobs. Tools used in bursts, such as drills or grinders making short cuts, make a charge last far longer than equipment that runs continuously.

How do I recharge it, and how long does it take?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

Most units recharge from a normal mains supply, and some can take other charging sources, as set out by the maker. Charging time depends on the size of the unit and the charger, and a full charge can take a number of hours, so it is usually done overnight or between shifts.

To keep working through a long day, some users run a second unit and swap, or top up at breaks. Charge only with the equipment supplied or approved by the maker, and charge in a dry, ventilated place with the unit uncovered.

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