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  • INSTA230  Instagrid One Portable 16A Battery Power Supply - 230v
  • INSTA230  Instagrid One Portable 16A Battery Power Supply - 230v
  • INSTA230  Instagrid One Portable 16A Battery Power Supply - 230v
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Instagrid One Portable 16A Battery Power Supply - 230v
INSTA230

£3898.70  EX VAT
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Experience the freedom of power on the go with the Instagrid One. Designed for professionals on the go, the power supply delivers reliable, clean energy wherever and whenever you need it. Weighing an ultra-light 20kg, this one-handed portable power solution packs a punch with 3.6kW of continuous power and a staggering 18kW peak power, making it ideal for construction sites, events, travel, production, or any off-grid workspace.

What sets Instagrid One apart is its revolutionary micro-inverter technology, breaking free from traditional bulky designs. Each battery module operates independently, working seamlessly to deliver a pure AC sine wave for stable and efficient power. Engineered and designed in Germany, this cutting-edge innovation ensures the ONE is more compact, lightweight, and powerful than standard battery systems.

Whether you're braving outdoor weather or powering indoor equipment, the IP44-rated weather-resistant design has you covered. With a long runtime of 2.1kWh and lightning-fast charging in just 2.5 hours, you'll never miss a beat. Plus, enjoy the luxury of zero emissions and completely silent operation, eliminating the hassle of noisy, fume-heavy generators.

And it doesn’t stop there—Instagrid One is built for the future. With integrated GPS and a Smart App Controller, managing your power supply will be effortless.

Experience portable power like never before. The Instagrid One isn’t just a device; it’s your ticket to energy independence. Anywhere. Anytime.

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 230 VAC / 50 Hz European grid standard
Rated power 3.600 W / 16 A RMS
150% overload (5,400 W / 24 A) Operating for >500 s possible RMS 
200% overload (7,200 W / 32 A)  Operation for >50 s possible RMS
250% overload (9,000 W / 40 A)   Operation for >10 s possible RMS
Peak Power  18.000 W / 80 A  Peak 
Maximum short-circuit current   500 A (peak)     
Maximum operating time (idle)   150 h   
Line protection   16 A - similar to B16" circuit breaker  
Permitted operating temperature   -20°C to 60°C   
Operating state: Charging
Input voltage 120-240 VAC / 50-60 Hz  RMS 
Rated power   500-1.000 W / 4    Voltageindependent current consumption / RMS  
Charge time  < 3h to 100%   At 230 VAC and 25°C ambient temperature  
Permitted operating tempeature  0°C to 45°C  
General information
Battery capacity   2.074 Wh    
Weight   20 kg     
Dimensions   420 x 210 x 420 mm     
IP Class   IP54   Water and dust proof
Protection class   Class II / double-insulated   According to IEC 61140  
Noise emission   < 10 dB(A)   Silent
Storage   > 3 years  

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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.

What is a battery power supply and what is it used for?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

A battery power supply is a rechargeable battery unit with an inverter that provides mains-style power from sockets, so you can run tools and equipment without a generator or a mains connection. It is used on construction and maintenance sites, for work in occupied buildings, and in places where noise and exhaust fumes are a problem.

It stores a limited amount of energy, so it suits tools used in bursts better than equipment running at full power all day. Think about the total energy the work needs, and not just the power rating of the tools.

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.

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