Review on 🔋 WZRELB Off Grid Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter Generator - DC to AC Converter (2500w 12v 120v) with Enhanced SEO by Fritz Wiest

I have previously tried 3 other inverters and sent them all back because they did not meet their specifications. This currently meets all my requirements. Do not attempt to operate large loads with the cables provided, even if they are twice as small. I use 1/0 wire between batteries and inverter. I used an inverter with a 1500-1800 watt load and it handles the load well. It runs my standard size fridge without turning on the cooling fans. I've also used it for my kettle with no problems. The voltage it outputs is 122 volts at 60 cycles according to my kilowatt meter. With heavy loads, the voltage drops a bit, but that's nothing to worry about. I haven't seen a sine wave on an oscilloscope, but I think it's a pure sine wave. The ceiling fan in my living room is a good test for this. With modified sine wave inverters, it hums and shakes loudly. This fan runs smooth as silk with this inverter. My system has 4 150W solar panels connected to a 60A MPPT charge controller. The controller charges a 485 Ah battery connected to the inverter with 1/0 wires. I've only been using the inverter for a week, but I'm very satisfied.