Review on 🔌 High-performance 3000W Power Inverter: Modified Sine Wave Converter for Home, Car, RV - DC 12V to AC 110V with AC Outlets by Myron Lovro

The device will probably work fine, but it's a nightmare to find out. "Nanual" is a 3 x 4 inch piece of paper in horrible English, small print, half of it is general safety information and a quarter is about various tiny inverters. Just about 1/8.2" x 3" inverter oriented and this is a chart covering seven different inverter sizes. According to the "manual" this device required 48 volts of electricity. Also in the small part about the specs he mentions the 3000w model but says the real power is 2400w. It doesn't matter that it is advertised as 3000W and 3000W is printed on the cover of the device. OK, I wanted to try. Of course only the connection of plus and minus 12 volts. BUT the cable that comes with it is a solid double 3AWG 18" cable, one double for positive and one for negative. 18 inches won't do more than drain the battery, so I need a longer cable. A foot of 3 AWG wire is approaching five dollars these days. So do I need a double 3 AWG? Who knows. It's not in the company's "manual" or online manual, Revain's support team didn't know, and the only contact for the company that says "customer support guarantee" was a text troubleshooting ticket and mailing address in China.