🔌 AIMS Power PWRI150024S Pure Sine Power Inverter | 1500W Continuous & 3000W Surge Peak Power | 24V DC Input | USB Port | Triple AC Receptacles | On/off Switch | Pure Sine Wave Technology Review

*fingers crossed* So far, so good! Haven't fiddled with a load over 200W yet, but it looks pretty decent. There was an odd hum and high frequency for the first few minutes after plugging it in and turning it on, which I either got used to or cleaned up on. It seems to be quite effective, my new 24 volt system turned out to be a lot better than I ever imagined getting rid of the 12 volt system. Don't be embarrassed or frustrated at the thought of converting your 12V 400Ah battery to a 24V 200Ah…

I used a 12v 210ah system with solar panels at 350w. I bought this inverter because my previous one, also AIMS, is fantastic at 1000 watts (2000 peak), but it was 12v and this limits the number of solar panels I could have in my office network. I did a 12V to 24V conversion, reducing my 220Ah to 110Ah but increasing the voltage. For some reason my solar panels weren't charging the battery system fast enough (either that or the inverter was using more power than it was charging). Not quite sure,

I bought it specifically because of the previous review that the fridge and the window unit worked without any problems, while I can start both even if I turn them on separately, both devices are low-power, I must me get matching terminals for 6 GA cables but nothing gets hot 2 new Exide 31 115AH batteries fully charged, took 2 days to charge, voltage during operation well above 24V. Will update after terminals installed, maybe the problem became not fixed yet. I'm pretty sure this thing has no