2000 Watt Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter 12V DC to 110V 120V AC with UL Approved Fuses and 20A AC Hardwire Terminal Compatible with Lithium Battery for Home RV Truck Off-Grid Solar by VOLTWORKS
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- 2000W Pure Sine Wave Power InverterProvides 2000w DC 12volt to AC 120volt continuous power, coming with 2 AC outlets and 1 hardwire terminal and 2.4A USB port for fast charging.
- More Widely Usage The 2000w pure sine wave inverter provides true sine wave power to your gameplayer, car vacuum, camera, TV, phone, refrigerator, microwave, cooktop, and etc, suitable for anywhere AC power is needed, such as emergencie, hurricane, snowstorm, and power outage.
- With 15ft Remote ControllerThe 15ft remote controller is more convenient for you to turn 2000W power inverter on/off. Remote is rj10,4P4C, easily to DIY long cables by yourself.
- Advanced ProtectionsIncluding Short circuit protection, Input over-voltage/ under-voltageprotection, Outputshort-circuit, over-load, over-current, over-temperature protection. Durable Aluminum Housing can protect power inverter from drops and bumps. The built-in cooling fan ensures you a ultra silent using experience, also keeps the inverter running safely and effectively at a low temperature. Avoid overheat.
- Silent Intelligent cooling fanThe cooling fan will not run when start up the inverter, it will start running only when temperature reachs 104F, low no-load current ,save battery power.
- What You Will GetA 2000w pure sine wave inverter, a 15ft remote controller, a instruction manual, 2x Battery Cables (black and red),a friendly and patient customer after-service.18-Months Warranty.Product liability insurance is covered by AIG insurance company.
Brand: VOLTWORKS
Recommended Uses For Product: Travel, Road trips, Camping, Recreational Vehicle, Boat, Small electronics, Household appliances, Workshop See more
Power Source: DC 12V
Wattage: 2000 watts
Model Name: 2000W
Product Dimensions: 15 x 8 x 3.9 inches
Item Weight: 9.7 pounds
Item model number: 2000W
Date First Available: June 22, 2022
Manufacturer: VOLTWORKS
Country of Origin: China
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I use this inverter to work on the road and it’s been great. I run my vacuum with no problem at all, and it handles everything I need. It’s quiet, reliable, and super easy to set up. The pure sine wave makes a big difference. Totally worth the price!
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2025 by Armando Armando
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I ran it for 3 days with a LIFEPO4 battery, with a small load(laptop/lights), and worked as expected. Barely warm. No fan noise as I did not put enough load on it. The remote gauge works but is not accurate. As soon as one green bar turns off, you would expect that you have 75% battery usage left, but wrong. You are it the last 10-20% of reserve (@~11 volts). No big deal but good to understand. Also, it allowed the battery voltage to drop too low, and my BMS kicked in, turning off the battery. Had to wait for the battery BMS to reset before I could but a charge on it. It was my choice to pay less and buy an inverter without a built-in gauge. And with a price reduction for father's day weekend, I ordered. I also tested with a 5 amps drill, on and off, and no issues with the sudden power demand ( was trying to simulate my cube freezer or frigo starting up). This inverter does not advertise if it can startup a large appliance or tools. I did not try any. Other inverters state they have a higher peak/surge capacity for inductive loads, which is a condition with a motor, A/C, or large power tool. Something to consider, or read up other comments in case folks have tried. Mine is the 1500W model.
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This is a great inverter. The price is the icing on the cake. I run my AC and tv at the same time with this inverter. I also will work on my MacBooks that draw over 200 watts when plugged in. The biggest draw or power consumption is the ac and do notice a surge or trip when the ac compressor kicks in. Other than that it is great and highly recommend this inverter.
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So I had this Inverter since June of 2023. It worked perfectly before. I only use this mainly for our overland truck and not using it heavily but just this month it stopped working. When I turn it on it just giving me continuous beeps. Thought it was over voltage from the battery but not. I tried draining my battery but still giving me continuous beeps. So I contacted Voltworks to see if my unit is under warranty and they said it already passed it but they're kind enough to send me a replacement. Huge thanks to Alice for an awesome customer service. Thank you so very much Alice!
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Size: 2000W
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