Sunthysis 600W Pure Sine Wave Inverter 12V DC to 110V/120V AC Power Converter for Home, RV, Truck, Off-Grid Solar Power Inverter with Built-in 5V/3A USB Port& 2 AC Outlets, LED Display, Remote Control

you know the rest and this has been a huge improvement to my diy home solar power system. very durable and cables that you can tell were made with quality in mind. all connections are tight and even with surges and power outages in the area this hasnt stopped working.

As someone who enjoys camping, road trips, and off-grid living, I was excited to try out the Sunthysis 600W Pure Sine Wave Inverter. This inverter is designed to convert 12V DC battery power into 110V AC power, which is perfect for powering up small household appliances and electronics like laptops, tablets, and cameras.

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I did a little test run with the converter. Worked just fine. I like the remote switch with the long cord. It can be mounted and then you can switch on the backup power when needed. Every household should have one.

Got this inverter for a small battery backup that may end up powering some sensitive electronics in case of emergency. It works very well, provides a great, steady signal, and is easy to use. As budget allows, Id certainly recommend pure sine wave over modified sine wave simply because its a better quality power source - hence the price tag on this over cheaper competitors: they may not be doing exactly the same thing, so be sure youre comparing only against other pure sine wave inverters.

I ordered this inverter for use in my boats cuddy cabin where Im never going to exceed the 120VAC 5A continuous output capacity. I have a place to mount it where it will stay dry and out of the weather. This inverter is not waterproof or even water resistant. Dont think that you can toss it into the soggy bilge of a boat and have it continue to work.

+ The display alternates between showing source voltage and watts output. The display is great to read in dim light but

This is a top of class inverter. I have 3 - a 2000 watt non pure sign wave - a 1000 watt pure sine wave and this one.

I have an off-the-grid power setup that consists of solar panels and battery boxes. I use it to power my HAM radios when I am participating in emergency communication drills. Most radios can be powered directly using 12VDC but some of the older radios require 110/120VAC. Thats where this inverter comes in.

I ordered this to have in an emergency to power some lights and charge out laptops and phones. I put quick connect battery terminals. I tried it out last Saturday, and it powered the few items we needed. I am sure it could be necessary for a prolonged emergency. It worked very well, and there was no voltage fluctuation or hiccups. I am not an expert, but it appears to be an excellent unit and well-made.