If your home runs ACs, a freezer and a pumping machine, a small inverter will not cut it. The JC-AC-6KW is built for exactly that: a whole-home system with solar panels and a lithium battery bank behind it.
What 6kW actually runs
6kW (6,000W) is the most the inverter can supply continuously. In practice that comfortably covers two 1.5HP ACs alongside a fridge, freezer, fans and lights, with room for TVs and laptops — as long as you are sensible about what starts at the same moment.
The inverter is the engine, the battery is the fuel tank
The inverter decides how much you can run at once. The battery decides how long. Most disappointing systems in Nigeria have a decent inverter and too little battery behind it.
How long it runs — by battery size
The JC-AC-6KW works with our 48V (51.2V) LiFePO₄ batteries. At a steady 1kW load (fridge, freezer, TV, fans, lights), you can expect roughly:

| Battery | Capacity | ≈ Runtime at 1kW | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| TSA-LFP48-100 | 5.22kWh | ≈4–4.5 hours | ₦1,110,000 |
| TSA-LFP-48-200 | 10.44kWh | ≈9 hours | ₦1,899,050 |
| TSA-LFP48-320 | 15.36kWh | ≈13 hours | ₦2,060,500 |
Run an AC and those hours shrink; add solar and they stretch — during the day the panels can carry the house and recharge the battery at the same time.
Solar: up to 9,000W, no extra controller
The MPPT solar charge controller is built in. Panels wire straight to the inverter anywhere in the 60–450V range, up to 9,000W. That is enough headroom for a large rooftop array now or later.
The features that matter day to day
- 10ms switchover — lights, TVs and computers keep running when the grid goes.
- Wi-Fi monitoring — check battery level and solar input from your phone.
- Quiet — under 50dB, wall-mounted, about 8.5kg.
- Room to grow — up to 9 units in parallel, and more 48V batteries can be added.
Is 6kW too much for you?
If you only need lights, fans, a TV and a fridge, a smaller system will do and cost less — our JC-AC-3.6KW (24V) is the family-home workhorse. See our inverter sizing guide. And note: the 6kW is a 48V unit, so it does not work with 12V or 24V batteries.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it come with a battery?
No — the inverter is ₦450,500 on its own. Pair it with one of the 48V batteries above.
Can I use it without solar?
Yes. It charges the battery from the grid (or a generator) when power is available, and switches over when it goes.
Send us your appliance list on WhatsApp and we will size the inverter, battery and panels together.

TURSAN JC-AC-6KW
6kW hybrid pure sine wave inverter — 9,000W solar input, Wi-Fi monitoring, pairs with 48V lithium.



