🔌 ETL Approved 2000W Pure Sine Wave Inverter 12V to 120V AC - 2 AC Outlets, IP54 Rated Sockets, DC5V 2 Amp USB Output, LCD Wire Remote Kit, OFC Battery Cables and Input Terminals Fixing Wrench Review

So disappointed with this product. I installed it in my truck but it couldn't control my microwave or rice cooker. He doesn't seem to have enough power to make these devices work. Looks like I wasted my $189.

This is good value for money. Consider that a full power, honest 2000W 120V inverter will cost you over $700. This block put out up to 1800W when the voltage was reduced to 103V. But the device worked anyway. Tested with microwave, heater and hair dryer.

After making sure the switch was on/off when I tried to connect the negative wire, a spark would fly and trigger the switches in the RV out. The only positive thing was that there were no problems with the return process (so far).

I bought this to crash my car in an emergency. It runs on a 6 gallon air compressor (1600 watts continuously but 2000 watts on startup) and I've had no problems. I ran the microwave, fridge, and small 2-burner camping stove (separately) with no problem.

Good product. A large arc occurs when the connected battery leads have to discharge the capacitors. I don't like the soft start of 110V outlets when power is applied. I like that the fans only run when needed. I'm interested. Why have weatherproof outlets on an inverter that isn't weatherproof? After testing the device in a 1100W microwave oven, it was found that there was an error when turning on the device with the remote control. No errors occurred when the main switch was actuated. It also…

I bought this inverter to start a small electric motor. After some research it became clear that you need to use a pure sine wave inverter if you want to run the motor reliably. It is best to use a deeply discharged 12 V motorhome battery only with the cables supplied. The starting current of the electric motor consumes very little current from the 12V battery. Controls the voltage at the input of the inverter and at the battery when starting the electric motor. When starting the engine, the…

Pure sine wave inverters like this are the only ones that will work with an induction hob. This 2000-watt machine will also power my washing machine, 2-slice toaster, 1800-watt microwave, and 10-cup coffee maker, but only one at a time. I don't like that the fans turn on for 10 seconds every minute. Maybe it's just me, but it also happens when nothing is connected. It's also very annoying when it drops below 10.5 volts, an alarm goes off and the red light starts flashing. And even after the…