Review on 🔌 High-power 1600Watt Modified Wave Power Inverter with Remote Control, LED Display & 2.4A USB Port for Trucks, Boats, RVs & Emergencies by Adam Walsh

I wanted to add the ability to heat a cup of coffee or something in my RV without running a generator. My microwave takes 1250 watts in and 900 watts out. My battery box is small, so I need an inverter with a thin depth profile. This 1600w inverter met my electrical and physical needs. This inverter runs my 1250w microwave with no problems! I highly recommend! Update: My microwave is High Point EM925RYS. It was standard on my 2013 Fun Finder 189 FDS trailer. I made a mistake in my previous post, I said the microwave was rated for "1250w input" and 900w output. This is actually 1350W input power and 900W output power. My trailer batteries are two 240 amp 6v golf cart batteries that are in good condition. I suspect some of you having problems are due to weak and/or undersized 12v RV/Marine type batteries which may not be in 100% good condition? Battery capacity decreases with age. Also, poor maintenance can lead to poor battery performance. When it comes to high currents from a battery, the size and good condition of the battery really matters! Another factor could be improper installation? JDP, retired electrical engineer