Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter 1000W DC12V to AC 110V with Dual sockets and USB, LCD Remote kit. (1000W)

I’m very happy with this inverter. It works exactly as advertised and delivers a clean, stable pure sine wave output. I tested it with my TV, lights, and other small appliances, and everything runs smoothly without any noise or issues. The LCD remote display is a great feature because it lets me monitor the battery voltage, AC output voltage, and power usage in real time. Installation was simple, and the build quality feels solid and durable.

alright so i wrote a review and i was wrong, it IS pure sine wave, i double checked my oscilloscope and did another test, i actually put a load on it and the wave form smoothed out, so if anyone wants to know if this product is fake or not then ill say its not. the quality is decent enough, its pure sine wave and it has the feature of being able to use more amps then volts on cooking hard ware to lower the total watts, i was able to run my 1100 kettle on this inverter and 0 issues doing it. though i recommend doubling the wiring cuz the wires are only good for about 1000 watts or lower. the lcd is also higher quality then i thought, the picture makes it seem low quality and bad, but itll last you a good while and its bright! it also ran my 900watt stove top at 750watts (because of the lower volts and higher amps method) and there where 0 issues. i high recommend this one. P.S. To the company that saw my previous review sorry, i shoulda did more testing before coming to a conclusion.

I don't have a time review or a scope. Looking through the unit it seems to be constructed well with good solder joints and protections. The case is hefty aluminum and slides apart into two halves. There are temp sensing probes that allow the fan to not turn on until a certain heat threshold is achieved. The fan is a normal 80mm fan that is just as noisy as any other standard fan of this size. Not annoying, just a fan. In order for the "remote" to work the unit needs to have its main switch in the off position, and the little red button needs to be pressed and held for the unit to turn on. The mosfets are adequately attached with metal "beams". One set of mosfets are attached to a heatsink and the other set is attached to the case itself. Notice the 4, 30amp fuses. If you have issues, start with these. The battery leads were of acceptable quality. Nothing to report here. I was able to run my computer and a dehumidifier on it. That's was the extent of my testing. That was a 500w constant load and a burst over 1000w with the dehumidifier. The temperature probes are attached to the mosfets with a glue of sorts. This could be a problem as this insulates the heatsink from the probe. I don't think it's a huge deal. The thermal tape could be replaced with standard thermal paste for better contact. Meh. This is a simple unit. I don't really see an obvious point of failure. Only time will tell. At this point I would buy another. Edit 021524: This thing is amazing. I have blown the set of 4 fuses twice now. One with too big of a load and the other by accidently switching the battery leads. After replacing the fuses, the unit snapped back into action like nothing happened!

Worked well for 10 hours total across 3 or 4 days, Eventually shut off, When attemting to start it read OST, beeped and shut off, looking into the manual, it might be output shortcut protection, however, there were no shortcuts. Started a return process, I got quoted $75 as the cheapest Intl. return option. Decided it was not worth it, attempted to repair, 2 out of 4 fuses were blown, replaced them, same error and beeping result, then it caught fire.

I've got a small portable battery I've built, and needed a pure sinewave inverter to pair with it for random uses. Prior I used a 300W pure sinewave, which was more than enough for camping use (ran an electric blanket and laptop perfectly fine). But as I needed to now run small power tools, my power requirements exceeded that of the 300W unit. Enter this 1000W unit. Overall my impression of this unit has been good. It produces a good sinewave output, and will actually give you a solid 1000W. Beyond that though, be warned. The first thing I tested was overloading the output of this guy (but still well within the 2000W surge). Instead of the unit shutting down, the unit turned off, and didn't turn back on. Not a good start, so I opened up the unit. Thankfully just a bunch of fuses inside were blown. Where I fault this unit is with not detecting the overload and shutting down, but instead requiring surgery to recover. If the fuses are meant to be sacrificial, why are they buried on the inside where few will ever look? And while in there, I did find all the transformer cores to be rattling around. A quick touch of hot glue took care of that, but I guess you get what you pay for. Not to say I'm not happy with this unit. Just that this thing is probably geared more toward the DiY'er and/or tinkerer (as I am). A normal person I see accidentally overloading this thing, and then throwing it away. If you're able to calculate (or measure) your load on this unit, and you're ok with opening the unit to service it when you get it wrong, this is a great deal for what you get. But if you're not, or don't want to, you're better off with a costlier unit that'll have those protections in place. The 300W Bestek had this protection, but was over half the cost of this 1000W unit. But a great addition if the company making this is reading!

This inverter works great for charging my wife's oxygen concentrator. Easy install, quality cables. I love the remote module that gives you all of the operating statuses so you're aware of the important things at a glance. Recommending and giving it five stars!

I did a lot of research on the 1000w pure sine inverters. I was ready to buy the Bogue 1000w inverter until i saw this and half the price and comes with monitor. It only draws .40A when turn on per my 500A shunt. Fyi..someone said the monitor doesnt turn the unit on and off. Apparently they did NOT read the manual (normally the case). The inverter has to be turn OFF, on the unit itself before using the monitor. Press and hold button for 3 secs and it turns on/off. It works flawlessly and very quite. Great unit.

I got this to replace a similar Tripp Lite unit that died after six years mounted under the dash in a Jeep type vehicle used in the swamp. This unit is a third of the Tripp Lite price. I believe the Florida humid climate finally killed the Tripp Lite so I mounted this Fit4Less unit in a way for quick install and remove so it will only be in the vehicle when I’m offroad in the swamp. I’m using thumb nuts and weld cable quick connects for the quick in & out. Just had a 5-day run in the swamp and this unit powered two 120-volt Air King fans all day long with no problem. Time will tell on the longevity. I didn't bother with the remote as it's easy to reach under the dash.