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

This inverter offers excellent value for money. 600 watts and it still held steady and I was able to turn power tools on and off without too much trouble.

No 110V power at power on. I plugged in various things that worked from the house mains, but nothing worked. Also shows 0V when turned on. Too bad I can't find another photo of this discharged unit to see if it's ok. Also, the USB power is still on when it's off and the screen is dark. Revain Technical Support for this product will not accept my phone number to call me back.

This inverter is perfect if you are building an RV or van that requires 110v I was able to turn on a table fan, clippers and jigsaw just to test it . This was tested with a small 12v battery that I have, but I plan to use a deep cycle battery as the battery. I'll probably use it to power a small dorm fridge for an RV I'm building. This inverter is pure sine, so I expect it to deliver pure power.

Only used twice so far, both times power cuts for a day with a 200Ah 12V battery Based on the power consumption of the batteries and the output power of the inverter, it is in the efficiency range of over 90% . The sine wave looks pretty clean on the oscilloscope. I really like the built-in counter. The only concern is at the top of the title block, it says "Pire Sign Wave" in big letters. If you can't check the spelling, check the design of the device.

Right out of the box I was hopeful, looked and felt like quality, well at least it seemed like it should be better than the other pair that the I used to be a mobile mechanic and most of my work is done at night so I powered this with a 145Ah battery that charges while I'm on the road. The batteries allow me to easily run 10000 lumens at midnight and sometimes into the morning actually this inverter is overkill just for lighting but it also sometimes runs two Milwaukee chargers that can charge…

By the way, the instructions that came with this inverter imply that the warranty will be void if not "installed by a professional" (specifically "the company is not responsible for any wrongdoing" whatever that means ) I have tried several inverters recently, but the results have been extremely disappointing. None of them can handle surge or spike currents, including this one! I connected two 100Ah AGM batteries in parallel (lots of current) and used the supplied alligator clips to connect…

I bought this as an emergency backup to start my wife's oxygen concentrator at home in the event of a power outage and maybe for long trips to save her oxygen tank. Everything is fine, it works fine, it just barely worked, like me. I was lucky enough to hear a piece of bare wire left at the factory before I started it. I could pull it off minus a few stars. Aside from the fact that the power changes in 10W increments, which is quite reasonable, the inverter seems good. The oxygen concentrator…

Our area is at risk of a power outage due to extreme heat warnings and too much air conditioning reducing performance. I have small portable power packs that charge my cell phone and iPad, but they only last a few full charges before needing a 110V charge. I ordered this 600w inverter to power my laptop and router in extreme situations to ensure wi-fi is available. . Now it can't power a refrigerator, microwave, or coffee maker, but it's enough for basic communications, lighting from standard…

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…

Initial tests with a 330Ah battery pack and a 1350/1500W heater showed it worked but not with the tiny cheap cables that were included. The included cables are useless for anything over 500W! If you want near-rated power, buy at least 1/0 AWG wire. Use 2/0 AWG for about 4 feet of wire and 4/0 AWG if you need to install it up to 8 feet from the battery. There's no reason to have "land"! Your vehicle is not grounded! If you want the chassis to be grounded, connect the ground wire to the chassis…