🔌 12V DC Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter - 3000 Watt with Remote Control Switch, Dual 110V 120V AC Outlets - Automotive Back Up Power Supply Car Converter for RV Truck Boat Camping Review

In constant use. Well protected, but exposed to outside heat of up to 105 degrees. Blow a 300cfm fan on it to help it deal with it. Never miss a beat

Excellent inverter, that's just the problem and probably my fault the remote control doesn't work. The wire is burned out. I hope I can order another one just the remote control and cable.

I haven't finished the installation yet. Bench tests, the installation works as expected. provided the advertised performance stayed cold throughout the test. Fan noise is minimal. seems like a great product. The time will show.

This appears to be a very durable 12V DC inverter that still does the job. Of course, I couldn't test it with the advertised power of 3000 watts. The highest load I've been able to apply to it so far is around 700-800W AC. He seems to be able to do that with no problems. The exterior design is very solid, with a very strong heatsink and fairly solid components. To be honest I have a couple of 2000 watt inverters and they don't seem to be much bigger or heavier than this one so I'd take a 3000…

This inverter suits me perfectly. The first place I placed it was mounted vertically on the wooden wall behind the driver's seat of my van. I set it up so that the wording is upside down for easy access to the switch. It doesn't matter in which direction it is installed. It works great both vertically and horizontally. It was easy to install. I later reconfigured the electronics in my van and mounted them horizontally in a hard-to-reach spot so they wouldn't take up usable space for anything…

Everyone knows that reliable is one of the best manufacturers of inverters, so this was essential for my projects. First I have to say that the inverter wiring looked very cheap. It looked like 10 AWG hardwired cable. My inverter that I noticed didn't even have a brand name. He just said it was a pure sine wave, which was odd, but it seemed pretty solidly built. Build quality looked good and was heavy due to the dual power cords which I figured would meet my needs fairly easily. My first load…

This is a solid sine converter. It seems well made, works great in the applications I've tried it in and handles everything I can offer it. I like the remote control switch as it is convenient to put it in a place where I don't have to go every time I want to turn it off and on. I've only tried this with a battery and also my first real attempt with a solar panel. It works very well, connecting was much easier than I expected. It was a little intimidating at first but really wasn't too…