Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter 3000w Peak 12v Dc-220v Ac Avr Ifc Electronics

I've been using the Vevor 2500 watt 12 / 240 volt inverter for a month in my motorhome. It is connected to a 200 Ah lithium battery and has been working well. Ive used it to run a coffee machine and various other domestic devices .There is a remote on / off switch so I have been able to hide it away close to the leisure battery. It comes with two battery cables with fitted lugs. So far im very happy with its performance and it is very competitively priced!

So my other inverter is a Victron 3Kw one, which is a solid bit of kit, but cost me over £700 and that was heavily discounted because I bought it at a boat show. This one is only slightly less powerful, at 2.5Kw, is much more compact, very efficient (overhead of just 0.5A) and, so far, has performed very well. At under £150 it's an absolute steal. It will give a warning sound if your batteries start to drop to a low charge and then automatically cuts out, it also gives a reading of the state of charge of your batteries. None of which the Victron does, it just starts tripping out. Finally it has a remote control, so you can hide it away and switch it on and off remotely.

Bought for use with a leisure battery as a back-up power supply for when major power outages occur Product works well, no problems powering Television, lights, laptop, water heater, microwave oven. Only criticism is that the input voltage indicator on the LCD display shows readings which are significantly higher than actual - which makes it difficult to judge the remaining capacity of the battery The power output indicator on the LCD display seems to agree quite closely with the quoted power ratings of the items being supplied by the inverter