🔌 WZELB 3000W Continuous / 6000W Peak 36v Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter DC to 120V AC Converter with Dual AC Outlets, 2 Battery Cable Sets, LED Display Review

Considering the next step up in pure sine wave inverters is more than twice the price at 3kW, this is excellent value for money. It easily runs a 9,000 BTU mini-split air conditioner and mini-fridge - it doesn't even seem to heat. I had an issue with the surge protector tripping while charging the batteries and the seller took care of it and was very helpful - great customer service!

Arrived on time. Delivers clean power so my LEDs don't flicker. Easy to install and the included cables are heavy enough to connect directly to the battery. The 36 VDC configuration requires less current for the rated output and allows for an overall lighter cable. Delivers clean, consistent power from convenient outlets and acceptable standby power. Test configuration to install in a standalone remote cockpit, sure it works.

I have a 3000W, 36VDC, 120VAC model. I'm running it with a 12S LiFePO4 battery, so the input voltage range of 30-45V is perfect for my purposes. It worked great right out of the box and has an accurate battery and AC voltage gauge. It produces remarkably clean AC power. I made several measurements with the oscilloscope with no load and with a 500 watt load with a 10X probe. I liked smooth clean sine wave under load. I hope the durability and strength are equally good.

This was the cheapest inverter I found that also had positive reviews and it was a good buy. I had some technical questions about setup and the seller was willing to respond in the morning (they are in multiple time zones in China so it might take a day or two). I use it as part of a mobile phone. Off-grid solar power system that required me to run a small air conditioner. Despite the Texas summer heat, he's doing really well. I highly recommend this company - Reliable Power - and look forward…

This unit seems well built, I installed it in my golf cart, now I use it in the garden, electric chainsaw, hacksaw and table saw, it's crazy how durable it is is. You can also buy a remote on/off control panel so you don't have to lift the seal every time you need to turn it on. In fact, I can hook it up to the golf cart ignition so I don't have to worry about the inverter staying on overnight? Oh I almost forgot, I installed a retractable extension under the back seat and plugged right into…

So far so good. It has been running on an off-grid solar house for about 4 months without any problems. I switched from a 12 volt battery system to a 48 volt system. This is much more efficient than a 12 volt system. I haven't tried heavy weights like saws and drills yet. To update. 04/30/2021. It's been over a year since I installed this inverter and still no problems. The inverter runs 2 freezers, internet, microwave and more 24/7. The only thing I've seen is that the AC unit has trouble…

So far everything has worked as advertised. I removed the lid to look inside and everything looked neat and professionally put together. I tested it at half load (1500 watts) and let it run for a while, the voltage held up well. I like the fact that the fans only turn on and off when needed, not always. I only bought this as a last resort, so it's in the box until then. Cons: Battery cables are scarce. They send you 4 small wires and expect you to double them up instead of 2 correctly sized…

I bought a 3000w 36v 60hz inverter. our power grid is regularly disrupted by strong winds and fires). In theory, I could run a more sensitive element, such as a computer, from this inverter. We use a 36V golf cart battery array that is still in the golf cart. Why not? It looks like a great PSU that is just idle 95% of the time. The delivery of the first inverter took about a week. Instead of connecting it directly to the batteries, we decided to make a cable with a charging connector on one end