Kinverch 500W Continuous/1000W Peak Car Power Inverter DC 12V to AC 110V Adapter with 2 AC Outlets and 2A USB Charging Port
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Monday, Jul 14
Size: 500W
Features
- [POWERFUL &PRACTICAL] Provides 500W continuous and 1000W peak DC to AC power, extremely portable and lightweight space aluminum shell,perfect for vacations, work trips, and camping or anywhere that power is needed
- [WIDELY APPLICATION] Designed with dual AC outlets and one 2A USB charging port,Ideal for for charging tablet,game player, kindle, digital camera,TV,cell phones, lights, power tools,and so on.
- [SAFTLY PROTECTION] Equipped with 2*30A extranal fuses against low-voltage,over-voltage ,over-load,short-circuit and over-temperature.
- [USER-FRIENDLY DESIGN ]Smart cooling fans only works when loads increase which can also ensures you a ultra silent using experience.
- [REST ASSURED AFTER-SALES SERVICE] 24-hour friendly customer service and 100% customer satisfaction
Brand: Kinverch
Power Source: 110v Adapter,Corded Electric
Wattage: 1000 watts
Color: Blue, Black
Total Power Outlets: 3
Package Dimensions: 7.32 x 6.06 x 2.4 inches
Item Weight: 2.08 pounds
Item model number: KMA500-11
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: November 13, 2018
Manufacturer: Kinverch
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So initially I had issues with this 1000w inverter. I would start my van then turn the unit on and it would give me a red led and a constant tone indicating an error. After some checking it seemed it was over voltage. I checked voltage at the inverter and it was over 15 volts at times. I thought this had a high voltage cutoff of 16vdc so thought it was defective(and it may still be off a bit). After testing my vehicles alternator output I found that when the vehicle is first started it is too high for this inverter and causes the error. I found that if I wait a minute or two my alternator voltage drops enough that this will run. The reason I got this is to quickly charge my ecoflow delta 2. I had been using the cigarette lighter cable it comes with but it's painfully slow and I use the delta 2 to run a refrigerated cooler in my van for work. Now that I have found out the alternator output is too high initially but drops I have been able to use it and it works fine. I pushed it as far as 900 watts for less than 30 seconds(ecoflow app let's you change ac charge rate from 200w to 1200 w at 100 watt increments) and it was fine. If anyone else happens to be wanting this for their delta 2 or similar just know the delta 2 requires a pure sine wave inverter it will not charge with a modified sine wave(found this out the hard way by buying a slightly cheaper one at walmart). I ran my own 8 gauge cable directly to my battery(had to use side terminal adapters) and it seems good so far
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Size: 2000W
I installed this inverter in our truck camper and it does the job intended with no problems. In the confined space it does make a little noise but not as bad as I figured it would. Recommended! Update, June 2023:: Now using it in a Class C motor home for extra power will boondocking. While running a small TV and Blueray player, and using the phone app to monitor power usage, it actually showed zero watt usage throughout an entire movie. I never heard it run at all. I've run a coffee pot and the microwave with no problems. I'm powering the inverter from a new 100ah LiFePo battery powered from two 150w sola0 panels. This takes the load off the house battery when boondocking, at "off-grid" RV sites.
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