1200W Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter 12V DC to 110V 120V w/ Remote Control, Dual AC Outlets & USB Port - Ideal for RVs, Cars, Solar Systems, Emergencies Review

I enjoyed going back and forth with Jandel on this one. Initially it looked like I would need a larger inverter, but I was short on space (with a Eurovan motorhome) and wanted my small microwave to run on my auxiliary batteries. I had a feeling it was a surge of current from the microwave that tripped the inverter and caused the inverter to show an OL (overload) signal even though this inverter has a built in soft start (peak limiting) feature. in. I did a little research and oddly I found soft

We're having a power outage due to California winds (and poor tree care from the utility), but my Chevy Bolt and this inverter came to the rescue. Our utility company cut off the electricity again, this time for almost two days, but the food hasn't gone bad and we have internet access. By connecting the inverter to a 12-volt battery, starting the car, letting it idle, sliding open the passenger door, and running extension cords indoors, I ran for 20 hours with the basic functions. The Bolt only

I connected it with wires to a 13.2V lithium battery (during testing) with an output of 100A. Switched on and perfectly loaded with small loads. I would not run a 900w microwave as my jackety 1000 works fine. Went to error within 2 seconds. If it's less power, then be honest. I can design a power system with all the parameters I need. Here is the response I received from the company. "This inverter is really 1200W, it has overload protection, when the load reaches 1201-1300W, please read the…

Edit: After 13 emails and possibly reading this review, it looks like they are honoring the warranty. Will update if a replacement ever arrives. I thought this company sounded legit so I bought 2 devices from them but now I realize how screwed up I was. My 1200w pure sine wave inverter randomly shuts down because it says the input voltage is too high. The system says it accepts up to 16 volts, but my Victron system never exceeds 14.5 volts when charging. Keep in mind that this happens even with

So far, so good. Installed this 1200 watt inverter in the very back of a '07 Prius, using the included fairly bulky 2" wires to a 12 volt Prius battery under the trunk. (So the inverter is above the trunk on the carpet at the very end of the car). I also used the included remote switch that goes from the inverter to the car's passenger seat. And I connected an extension cord from one of the 2 120 volt inverter outlets that also goes to the passenger seat. That's cool ! Now I have power in my…

So this is a pure sine wave inverter - at 1200w - it has little ability to exceed 1200w for more than 1/4 second. When I start a 900w coffee maker and try to start my 80w fridge the inverter beeps and shuts off. Before that I had a cheap 1000 watt MSW inverter that worked fine with the same setup. Like the other reviews mentioned, the fan runs at random times. I have a dorm fridge in my van that is powered by an inverter - every time the fridge compressor is turned on the Giandel fan comes on…

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

Offline. RV, two 100 watt panels, two large marine batteries. great stuff Works with my medium sized vacuum (1100 starts, 850w continuous), wireless tool charger and most importantly my 600w 5 cup coffee maker. He doesn't even notice when I plug in my phone charger or turn on one of the 120 volt LED lights. Everything just works fine. I've noticed that there are some "general" complaints in some of the reviews, but I think these are users misunderstanding what 1200 watts is or what it can do…

I purchased this inverter (model PS-1200JCR) for use in my small RV where it connects via a pair of 2AWG copper wires a 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 battery is connected. (Not the ones that came with the inverter which looked hardly fit for a 1200w inverter, although maybe that's a good thing as they're short.) Spec. In standby mode, the power consumption was about 5.6 W; I only turn on the inverter when I need to use it. The inverter is absolutely silent when it is off or running at low power; The fan…