💡 1200W Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter 12V DC to 120V AC - Remote Control, USB Port, LED Display - Ideal for RV, Laptop, Emergency Situations Review

I originally bought a Renogy Pure Sine 700W. He arrived dead. I returned it. and instead of asking for a replacement I got a refund and decided to try this 1200w pure sine wave from Giandel. It works well. It's easy to install. And it appears to be a high quality inverter. If anything changes. I will report. but i am satisfied with this purchase.

I'm not kidding! Less than an hour after the 12V 100Ah deep cycle monster hit my front door, my country home lost power for the third time in a month. It was the second case of this kind that prompted me to buy these two expensive items. It is worth it! So much luck. This time there was only a few hours of power out, but the repeated inconveniences are getting on your nerves. I assembled everything according to the instructions, connected the remote switch, pressed the button for a second and…

I use this with an electric car to control things around the house when the power is out. The car charges the 12V battery from the large high-voltage battery when the ignition is on, so the inverter runs for several days. Locked the car with the second key. You really should cover the red wire on the inverter when it's connected directly to the car battery to prevent an accidental short circuit between the two terminals (right next to each other) from causing an arc, fire, or explosion. An…

I recently hooked up two 100w solar panels and this inverter was used to power our RV to 120 volts. there was almost no tab left for mounting options so I placed mine in the front of the trunk under the bed as close to the batteries as possible. I bought 4 feet of 1/0 red and black wire and was able to cut 6 inches for a 3.5 foot length. I cannot stress enough the importance of keeping your wire short and using a large wire. And it will run on an 800W toaster. I never heard a fan or noise…

The inverter came quickly. When installing it in my motorhome I made the stupid mistake of damaging the unit and emailed the manufacturer in Australia for a possible repair. They responded within hours and sent me a new replacement unit instead, which arrived within a few days. I finished the install (correctly this time) and ran it. Instead of connecting separate devices to it, I connected the motorhome's network cable to it with an adapter. After switching off the motorhome's inverter/charger

It turned out that a regular 1200w Giandel fridge with a pure sine wave inverter connected to my off-grid solar power system would be cheaper than a propane fridge (half price of everything shared). Despite the refrigerator's 160W rating, the old 450W inverter would not let it start due to the high inrush current. Giandel managed the climb at take-off, and the fridge hummed non-stop for three days with two car batteries powering it in parallel. The fan on the inverter turned on in the start…