Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter 1000W DC12V to AC 110V with Dual sockets and USB, LCD Remote kit. (1000W)

The inverter arrived well packaged. I have to say for what you get (inverter, cables and remote controller), it's a really good value for the $. I installed the inverter close to my lithium ion phosphate batteries with the supplied cables. I also installed a power disconnect switch and fuse between the batteries and inverter. My reason for installing the inverter, is to be able to run some smaller appliances without having to run my onboard generator. When you 1st power on the inverter, the fan will start for a second and then shut off. I tested my 850w coffee pot and my 1100W microwave and the inverter didn't skip a beat. The fan will turn on and run when there is a load connected and is fairly quiet if you a concerned with noise. I was a little concerned the 4 gauge cables getting hot under load but they never even got warm. I'm sure that has something to do with how close the inverter is to the battery. As for the remote controller I have not installed that in my RV yet, I only connected it at the inverter. The battery voltage displayed on the controller was spot on with my solar controller. Time will tell how the inverter will hold up, though I am happy with the results so far.

I have zero complaints with this inverter. Its handled everything with ease which includes running a 1200w air fryer. Fan turns on for a second anytime the mini fridge or chest freezer starts and runs continuesly when powering a large load rather than waiting for a thermostat to trigger. Green led is so bright i can tell the inverters status just by the light being cast after dark and it doubles as a night light. Led screen is a bonus and accurately shows battery voltage, inverter voltage which is usually 118v unless battery is low when it will drop to 116v output, and the best part is wattage being used which updates immedietly with changes in draw. For the money im very pleased with this unit

Great price for a pure sine wave inverter. I purchased the 1000 watt version(sometimes reviews get mixed). For small tasks it has performed well over the passed few months. Mostly its been used to power lights, dc power supply, soldering iron...nothing over 2-300watts. Recently, I wanted to test the limits so I started pushing 7-800watts. Most of this was pulled from a small shop vac. It ran without a hiccup as I monitored the batteries, cables, inverter. Good thing I didn't walk away. About 10 minutes in I noticed the smell of plastic getting too warm. Checked the cables and they were warm, but not alarming. Soon after that, I noticed smoke coming from the inverter near the input hookups from the batteries. Immediately turned off the inverter. The only damage I noticed was the end of the positive cable provided which had melted a bit. Though, both terminals became loose and trying to tighten them just resulted in the terminal spinning.. The inverter didn't get 4 stars for nothing. It still functioned fine afterward. After taking apart the shell of the inverter, I didn't see any internal damage. However, I did notice there are two 30 amp fuses. 60A*14.6V(100% charge) = 876 watts 60A*12.8V(nominal) = 768 watts Maybe I'm missing something there but I wouldn't trust this inverter over a few hundred watts and I would suggest using 2AWG or larger cables. Pros -Affordable -Fairly quiet -Comes with battery monitor -Produces clean electricity Cons -Doesn't support claimed power(in my case anyway) -Included cables are undersized for 1000watts/[email protected] continuous -My unit makes a buzzing sound when higher power is drawn(normal?) Overall -Given what you can expect after my review, I'd say go for it. Seems legit and well built despite its shortcomings. ***5/18/2025 edit - there are (4)30A fuses, not 2. 12.8V*120A=1536 watts 14.6V*120A=1752 watts Still doesn't change the results for what I would consider a safe load on the inverter, but it gives credence to the capabilities of the device.

I installed this in my travel trailer for times when we boondocking. The remote panel was important to be able to turn it on and off and monitor volts and amps. It has worked flawlessly. It is quiet, even when the fan comes on (which is only using the microwave or espresso maker). I have not used it that many times, but have had it for a year and a half.

The inverter does do what it is advised to do. It come one but then connected it stopped. Emailed manafacture, no phone number to call. We did as they instructed and the inverter still wouldn't work. Product was returned. Inverter didn't do as advertised.

Worked well for 10 hours total across 3 or 4 days, Eventually shut off, When attemting to start it read OST, beeped and shut off, looking into the manual, it might be output shortcut protection, however, there were no shortcuts. Started a return process, I got quoted $75 as the cheapest Intl. return option. Decided it was not worth it, attempted to repair, 2 out of 4 fuses were blown, replaced them, same error and beeping result, then it caught fire.

I purchased the 1500w inverter to provide AC in my travel trailer for overnight layovers instead of having to use my generator. It easily powered my microwave and outlets with no issues. My setup is 2 100ah 12v lead-acid deep cells with 600w solar and a 40a mppt controller. I was concerned that it wouldn't power my microwave thats rated at 1350 watts input but there wasn't an issue. The remote control displayed that it was only drawing 800-820 watts when running the microwave. The inverter produces very little noise. The only issue was that the plastic around the negative terminal cracked and fell off. I emailed customer support. They replied within the hour and are sending a repair parts. The inverter seems to be of good quality for around $100 compared to others. I'm upgrading my lead-acid batteries to LiFePo. I expect the inverter will handle everything I need to provide AC to. I am very satisfied with the purchase and customer service.

I don't have an oscilloscope to confirm the pure sine wave claim, but all of my devices that didn't work with modified sine wave inverters were happy with this one! However, I bought this intending to use it with up to 800W of load. But even at 700W it only worked for about 15 minutes before rapidly switching between off and on. The DC voltage reported on its display was between 12.5 and 13.8V so it was comfortably above 12V the entire time and shouldn't have had an issue. Ultimately I was only able to run about 600W of sustained load on this inverter. Still a pretty good deal, just not powerful enough for my needs.