5000W Peak 15000watts Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter 24V DC to 120/240V AC Split Phase with Battery AC Charger,Off Grid Low Frequency Solar Inverter for Home

I have been using AMPINVT 80amp charge controllers for about 5 years now, I have 3 of them and have had no issues with them. So I thought I would try there power inverters. I purchased the 6000w 48v one. Time will tell on how long it will hold up. One thing I did notice is that the no load draw is only 28watts, which is pretty low compared to a lot of other inverters, so that is nice. I do like that you can mount this on the wall so the digital panel is facing you. I see there is a fair amount of bad feed back on these units, but its the same with the charge controllers, I think you can get bad ones right out of the box with any brand, and I suspect in some cases its the operator. This unit is pretty easy to set up. I think it is kind of cheap of them not to include the remote panel, for what a person is paying it should be included or at least offer it on amazon. So we will see, Our house is off grid so this is our only power source so it has to run the house and shop. I did run my compressor a couple times and it performed very well. There was absolutely no hesitation on start up, and I have a pretty big compressor. With my old inverter there was a slight hesitation. The fans in this are a variable speed, they are always on, but very low idle. So far this thing has run cold. Hope this helps

Easy to use. Powerful enough to run 2 hp deep well pump.

had to send it back .and buy american made. emailed the sellers of this one, as the fan never shut off. sent pictures but could never get a real answer. finally sent it back and bought american made from nevada. and received great customer service with any questions we had.

I have only had it installed for a few days but it seems to be working very well.We live off the grid and use this inverter and solar to supply 90% of our electricity.It delivers 120/240VAC of clean power. Safe for your most sensitive electrical devices.It did not come with a users manual and technical support is almost non-existent. It could be challenging for someone with little or no experience with inverters.It runs all our household appliances. Washer, dryer, refrigerator, chest freezer, microwave etc. It also runs all of my power tools with no problems. Table saw, compressor ect.I think is is a very good inverter for the price.A nice feature of this inverter is "Generator Mode". When you do have to run your generator due to lack of sun or whatever, you can run it through the inverter and it "cleans up" the power as well as charges the batteries.A users manual would be nice but I think most people living off the grid can figure it out.Helpful hint. If you press and hold the 'Enter" button for 10 seconds it will take you to the programming part where you adjust the settings to suit your specific needs.

If you want a inverter with a powerful ac charger or an mppt charge controller built in then don't buy this. If you want a inverter that puts out clean and reliable power then this is your beast. Every inverter I have owned made my lights flicker in my house drove me nuts. Not with this inverter!!! Not 1 flicker not 1!!! And it is way cheaper then the more popular inverters. Dealing with the shippers and receiving 2 damaged units I kept 1 and it still is better then the more expensive units. Of course I have only had it hooked up for a week now but so far so good. I will update if it turns to crap.

Assume good for a simple small house. Did not work on out veterans camp light grid. Was replacing a Vanner 4500 which appears impossible to replace.

I have 6 klw 24v invertor.It works fine but if you used around 4-5 klw continuously keep in mind you have around 200 amp continuous between your battery and inverter.You need strong battery,wire, an fuse.It's FAT BOY ) around 70 lbsBe safe .

Been in talks with the company, the inverter worked great for 3 months of relatively light usage. The unit randomly went up in smoke and showed "output short". I switched to shore power and there definitely is no short, the load I was running was drawing about 7 amps (ac 240v). I sent a few emails and the manufacturer is wanting to send boards and not replace the unit. My concern is replacing the boards and still no function then what? Will update review if anything changesUpdate: new boards were sent an the unit is back up and running for now. They did provide replacement parts at no cost