Bright Green Energy is an authorised supplier of Power Master Inverters, Inverter Chargers and Battery Chargers.

Whether you are looking for an Inverter for a remote, off-grid  power source, vehicle or boat then we have the right product for you. 

Our aim is to provide high quality value for money products.  The experienced Power Master team is dedicated to providing you with clear practical advice to help you choose the right product/s for your needs.

The Combi SL Series: The pure sine wave output of the SL Combi means it will safely power all types of equipment, PC's, Laptops, Stereo's, DVD's, LCD TV's, etc.  In the event of a grid failure, or shore/generator power being disconnected, the inverter is automatically activated in less than 20 millisecond and takes over supply to the connected loads allowing them to continue to operate without disruption.   The battery charger can draw considerable power from the generator or shore supply and therefore the power sharing control is incorporated to automatically reduce the charger power when other loads are in use, thus preventing shoreline overload trips.

The Pure Sine Wave Inverters: These are very efficient and result in lower heating of the unit and lower wasted energy from the supplying batteries.  Pure sine wave inverters generate a clean waveform just like your mains supply and are needed for delicate electrical or electronic items such as stereos, laser printers, digital clocks, rechargeable tools and all equipment with variable motor speed control such as bread makers, variable speed drills and washing machines.

Battery Chargers are designed to fully charge larger batteries and banks as quickly as possible.  Conventional chargers deliver unregulated charging current to the battery and with no voltage control will continue to force current into the battery even when full charge is reached. This damage can be prevented with Power Master chargers, which employ sophisticated voltage sensing, and control circuitry to reduce the charge voltage when the battery is full charged. The charger kicks into charge mode automatically when there is significant current drawn by loads being switched on.