💪 High-Performance 1000Watt Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter with USB Port & Remote Control for Trucks, Cars, and Emergencies Review

I needed an inverter for the summer with a portable pellet grill. I have a 1000W pure sine wave DC 12V to AC 120V inverter with remote control adapter 2.4A USB port with dual AC outlets for emergencies and it's perfect! Love working to turn on the grill. I've tried others and it was overkill. This one seems to fail and is quite hard. Overall I really like this one.

Yes, this is exactly the inverter I was looking for to build my van! I am slowly gathering materials to build a stealth van and I need an inverter as part of my electrical system. I will come back to add more to this review as I use this inverter more and get used to it, but so far I am very satisfied. It's strong enough for my van needs and luckily the instructions for use were simple enough for me!

There are no sockets for fairy lights/cafes in our garden so I connected the solar panel to a 12V 10Ah Li-Ion battery which charges during the day (in direct sunlight). SoCal for 12 hours) that uses this inverter to power cafe/light chains at night. It's fairly efficient (loses about 4% overhead) and provides enough 110V to power my LED strings for about 8 hours - more than enough time. It was easy to connect and store in a weatherproof battery box (with USB fan for ventilation) on the side. ).

It's not the product but it's really more than I need for my home build caravan. After considering the size of the battery and solar panels needed to smartly power this baby, I settled on a smaller device. Without considering peak or surge power, 1000 watts when applied to 12 volts requires about 85 amps. Basically you need something like patch cords with a low load just to carry that much current. The wiring doesn't cost that much, but the batteries only cost to be changed every few years…

What more could you want. 1000W, 12V to 120V AC. That works great. I have a shipping container that electricity can flow through. It is designed for two headlights and four plugs. I plan to put something there to make it a little easier for my son and I when we work there. This inverter was able to withstand everything we've been through and asked for more. It goes through our solar controller to 8 12V batteries in series and parallel. Then it connects to the inverter and we get a lot of power.

This is a high quality 1000 watt pure sine wave inverter. I do a lot of solar power work as a hobby for my ham radio club and this inverter works well for powering old tube powered ham radios that use 120VAC. I ran two tests using a standard 12VDC starter battery. I first connected the clock radio to 120V AC. This worked as expected. No radio noise or inverter interference. Then I turned on the 800+W two-slice toaster. The inverter didn't even sweat. Uh, it mustn't get hot. He handled the load…

I have a solar shed and wanted 110 volts. I need 800W max. When this item became available I decided to order it and try it. Here's what I found: 1. It appears to be a very well made device and is capable of radiating heat, which is important for such a device. It also comes with isolators in case you need to isolate the device from anything it is mounted on.2. The device has a detachable remote control with status indicator for normal power-up and error status. The cable is just over 14 feet…