Tundra ICM15245 Automatic Battery Charger/Inverter 45A 1500W
Combines a 45 A battery charger with a 1500 W modified sine-wave inverter for truck use
- Product colorTransparent
- 45 A charger output keeps truck batteries ready
- 1500 W modified sine wave inverter powers AC tools
- 5–15 V DC input works from vehicle batteries
- 105–130 V AC input charges from mains supply
- Fan-cooled aluminium and steel case handles heavy use
Truck Power Solution
The Tundra ICM15245 combines a 1500W modified sine wave inverter with a 45A automatic battery charger. It accepts 10.5 to 15V DC input and delivers 120V AC output for truck appliances. The charger operates from 105 to 130V AC shore power and maintains batteries between 13.2V and 14.4V.
BOT Technology Included
Built-in BOT technology manages the charging profile to protect battery health during extended shore power connections. A five-foot link cable is supplied to connect the inverter and charger modules. The aluminum and steel case uses a fan for cooling during high-load operation.
Two-Module Installation
Separate inverter and charger units require individual mounting locations with ventilation space for the cooling fan. Wiring must handle 45A DC charging current and 1500W AC output safely. Modified sine wave output may not suit sensitive electronics or medical devices.
How it compares
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- Price $500.99
- Pricier than about 92% of the 1,744 comparable items (median $14.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | TUNDRA |
| Product color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Does the internal cooling fan on the Tundra ICM15245 need periodic cleaning or replacement?
The unit uses a fan for cooling; dust buildup can reduce airflow, so occasional cleaning of the intake vents is recommended to maintain performance.
Will the 45 A charger output taper off if the input voltage drops below 105 V AC during extended charging?
The charger operates from 105 to 130 V AC; if supply voltage falls below 105 V the charger may reduce current or shut down to protect itself.
How loud is the cooling fan when the inverter runs at 1500 W continuously?
A fan cools the aluminium and steel case during sustained loads; expect audible airflow noise typical of forced-air inverters at full output.
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