Review on 💡 PICOGLF20W12V120VR: Ultimate 2000W Pure Sine Inverter Charger for Reliable 120VAC Backup Power by Jose Baldwin

This inverter works as advertised. I hooked up two 110Ah batteries, a range finder and a trimetric battery monitor. It easily handles loads of up to 2000W continuously. I was able to run an 1800W hair dryer and a 1240W vacuum at the same time at 147% of maximum load for a minute, which is exactly what the supplied manual says. During this test I saw 286 amps from the battery. Make sure you use at least 2/0 AWG wire. When connected to AC power, it charges the batteries with a current of 59 amps. Adjustable charge management works as advertised. Power transitions between AC pass-through mode and inverter mode are smooth. The device also corrects the output voltage when the AC input voltage of the source is too low in continuity mode. I bought it to fit in my trailer so I can run the air conditioning. So far I don't expect any problems starting and running a 1600w air conditioner due to its pulsating ability, especially when combined with my 800w solar panel system. Since my initial check six weeks ago I have been able to hook this up to the incoming power supply in my RV. It is capable of passing 30 amps of shore power. This 2000W inverter will easily power a microwave or air conditioner. Its peak power allows it to handle locked-rotor amplifiers that would normally interfere with high-frequency inverters of the same size.