2000W Inverter Remote Control Display Review

In general a good device for its price. Long cable to turn on and off by remote control is good. The only thing is the connectors where everything is connected. I have a feeling they aren't tightened enough internally, causing the tabs to turn when you really tighten the connectors. I think that's true of many products of this type these days. I like a solid, secure connection with no wobble.

Fast delivery and shipping. It appears to be a very modified sine wave as there is no electromagnetic noise or radio interference in motors like fans. The output voltage is well controlled at any load up to the rated maximum. At 1200W an alarm will sound and the output will shut off immediately, which is great for the longevity of the inverter, but don't expect to get the advertised peak power (2400W for the 1200W model) for even a split second to be able to use. per second and even more for…

I have given the 24VDC 2000W 4000W a 5 star rating and will change the rating if it doesn't work. It is used to replace a failed 2000W RF unit. It will be placed in a remote location and will produce 1/2 HP. deep water pump for livestock. I keep my fingers crossed. It's backed by an 18-month warranty and we've added an extended warranty from Revain. We also look at their 5000W unit. The only difficult problem is the lack of communication with a living person when looking for information. I will

I have previously tried a 1600w unit with a built in battery controller. I haven't had any luck with this device. With this device, you need a separate battery controller, and a separate battery controller is what you need. This gives you much more control over your solar system. I like this device because it gives you voltage and power readings.

I have a very reliable and efficient solar generator with 2 12V 100Ah batteries, a Giandel 24V inverter and a 12V Timer Charger 2 Solar Sets develops panels and solar chargers. It didn't overheat or shut down during several days of real-world testing with an average load of <100W. The inverter generates little waste heat and low consumption at low power loads.

This inverter has been running for several months using a small solar power system to power a small freezer. Then it stopped. I was able to return it, but for returning the defective inverter I was charged a $33 restocking fee, which was deducted from my refund. I suppose I can picture it as a rental for the few months I've been using this thing, but my solar power system is offline right now until the best inverter I've ordered arrives, so that's disappointing. If you rely on this inverter…

This inverter has worked great for me since I bought it until I tried to turn on the light with the toaster. Apparently the inverter is too slow to set up because as soon as the toaster turns off the heating elements the bulb burns out (overvoltage). The inverter did not respond quickly enough to the load drop (from 1500W to 20W), resulting in a voltage spike high enough to light a lightbulb. Probably a UPS class inverter is needed for such a fast response. Given these limitations, this is a…