Review on 🔋 Beleeb Pure Sine Wave Inverter: 1500W DC 12V to AC 110V 120V with LCD Display - Ideal for Home RV Trucks Boats and Emergency Power by Mike Devine

Right out of the box I was hoping it looked and felt good, at least it felt like it was meant to be better than the other pair I've dealt with before, I'm a mobile mechanic and most of my work happens at night so I ran this on a 145Ah battery that charges while I'm on the road. The batteries allow me to easily run 10,000 lumens at midnight or sometimes until morning, really actually the inverter is just overkill for lighting but it also sometimes runs two Milwaukee chargers that are both 18v and 12v Able to charge V batteries but no glitches, everything works with no problems, the reason I went with 3000w was for my onboard air configuration instead of running with noisy and slow 12v, I run a very quiet and 120v efficient setup, this inverter works too b No problem, right at startup it needs 900 watts, and then it installs and runs at around 3-400 watts until it shuts down. uts goes away on its own well it was fine for a week anyway then i noticed it was starting to drain my batteries a bit and each day got a little worse than the day before and now when i do it just leaving it on will discharge the whole bank faster than the navigation light compressor and all that madness. I have no idea what it's doing with all that energy, but it's really annoying having to turn it on and off for every little thing I use it for, so I'm guessing it'll probably take you longer than a week to run flawlessly working can not recommend this thing, I think at this price the lifespan of this inverter is a joke, very disappointing.