K KRIËGER 2000 Watts Power Inverter 12V to 110V, Modified Sine Wave Car, Dual 110 Volt AC Outlets, DC to AC Converter with Installation Kit Included - ETL Approved to UL and CSA Standards
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Size: 2000 Watt Modified Sine
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- 2000 Watts continuous power, 4000 Watts peak power, KR2000 modified sine wave inverter converts 12V DC to 120V AC power, connect DC battery cables directly to your 12V battery and you have power on the go.
- Our version of an all-inclusive! Wired Remote control included - ANL Fuse kit + 3 ft Battery Cables Included
- We have your back This inverter has all the protections that you will need, Overload, Temperature, short circuit and all of these protections are displayed on the LCD, the LCD Display also shows you the Input Voltage, Output Wattage and Battery Level
- Dont just take our word for this inverters rating, this item has been tested, validated and ETL Approved Under UL STD 458 and CSA std C22.2
- You cant go wrong with Krieger! We believe in our product and quality and we offer the warranty that proves it 3 Years parts and labor warranty
Brand: K KRIËGER
Recommended Uses For Product: Vehicle
Power Source: Battery Powered
Model Name: KR2000
Color: 2000 Watt
Power Source: Battery Powered
Number of Outlets: 4
Input Voltage: 12 Volts
Output Power: 2000 Watts
Standby Power Shutoff: 95
Output Voltage: 120 Volts
Display Type: LCD
Peak Output Power Watts: 2000
Electrical Output Waveform: Modified Sine Wave
Frequency: 60 Hz
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 11.77"L x 6.71"W x 3.46"H
Item Weight: 7 Pounds
Color: 2000 Watt
Brand: K KRIËGER
Antenna Location: Vehicle
Model Name: KR2000
Built-In Media: Wired remote control, ANL fuse kit and 3 foot battery cable
Model Number: KR2000
UPC: 841915002143
Mfr Part Number: KR2000
Warranty Description: 3 Year Warranty
Manufacturer: KRIEGER
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Size: 2000 Watt Modified Sine
Nice unit. I purchased to run my 5th trailer with. Hooked up easy. Operation is silent. The fact that it comes with a ANL fuse kit is out standing. That is needed on inverters. It’s installed at the 1.5 ft mark on the positive cable. inverters that do not come with the power wire and fuse will run you around $40 to $50 or more to add. I disconnected the power converter on my main panel that charges the battery and hooked it up to my shore power line. Works great. I have a built in vacuum, microwave, kurig coffee maker, toaster all worked great. Tv picture was no difference then on shore power. Did not try the a/c as it was not warm enough for a real test. It should work as the inverter puts out 16amps constant and can peak to just over 30amp. My trailer is a 30amp power, and a/c has worked when plugged in at home on 15amp. I see a lot of question about what can a inverter run. Nothing that I really wanted the inverter to run was over 1300 watts, which is why I went with the 2000 watt unit. When a appliance starts up it can pull up to 3 times it’s wattage to start. So the 2000 watts unit can run a 1333 watt appliance without a issue. This is because this 2000 watt inverter can peak to 4000. Please keeep this in mind when choosing a inverter. And don’t leave a bad review because you bought a 1000 watt invertor to run a 1000 watt item. Your going to have issues. Also please make sure you have a strong enough battery bank to run the unit. A 12v Rv battery, unless it’s the new lithium type, is not going to cut it. I run 2 6v 235amp hour batteries. I should be running 4. If my solar panels don’t have direct sun, I can only run for 16 hours without cutting back on how I use power.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2019 by Diesel
Size: 2000 Watt Modified Sine
Too early to write a fair review. Looks well built and User Manual appears complete and easy to understand. Purchased 2000 watt unit to power basement sump pump in the event of loss of utility power during hurricane or tropical storm. Recent tropical storm dropped 6 inches of rain and sump pump was running about once a minute for 10 seconds or so for a couple hours. Winds weren't bad and only lost power once for about a minute. Watt meter shows sump pump draws about 900 watts, manufacturer (Zoeller) indicates starting surge is about 3000 watts. Don't have deep-cycle marine battery but have used G94R battery from diesel pickup that I hope will suffice in emergency. Plan to test out ability of inverter and battery before next storm is on the horizon. I hope the need for backup power to sump pump is rare. This approach is cheaper (so far) than replacing or supplementing existing AC sump pump with DC pump. Hope it is sufficient. 8/10/2020 update: Battery cable clamps arrived and installed. Allowed dehumidifier to fill sump and plugged pump into inverter. Ran fine, in a few seconds sump was down and pump turned off. Unit indicated pump drew about 565 watts while running. Appears this will meet our needs. May be years before it gets a true test, that is we lose utility power during extended torrential rain.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2020 by Grandpa
Size: 2000 Watt Modified Sine
I use this inverter in the cab of my Mack Anthem, and it's used primarily to run a television, a microwave, and a laptop. So far, it has functioned adequately for all of these functions. I give it four stars, primarily because it has an odd tendency at low power usage to have the fan turn on for a moment, then turn back off, repeatedly, rather than run at a steady speed. In addition, it does give off a slight toasting smell, though this is not uncommon among new electronics. I will update this review should something go wrong or in a few months when I've had a chance to test it out more long term.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Size: 2000 Watt Modified Sine
The unit seems to be well made overall, I was glad to see that the total size of the unit is considerably smaller than the much older unit (different brand) same wattage rating that it replaced. The two AC outlets are better spaced allowing enough room for two good sized extension cord ends to be plugged in at the same time. The supplied 3 foot 2 AWG cables and remote is a nice touch (installation kit). I got the unit to be able to use at home during power outages to run my standard size refrigerator and small chest freezer. The two combined has a running wattage of around 300 watts, I tested the unit by letting the compressor startup in the fridge first, then a couple of minutes later I let the chest freezer's compressor startup meaning it was running both at the same time with plenty of power to spare. I'd say I ran the test for around 20 minutes and there wasn't enough heat at the unit for the thermo controlled fan to come on. My old unit had three fans that RAN constantly once it was power on even without a load, it was VERY noisy. Two small issue for me! (1) -The location of the front panel power switch, its location is so close proximity to the USB ports and the mode button that it was really easy to bump the button causing a shut down. (2) -I can see how the provided hex nuts would be the likely best way to connect the power cables to the inverter when its be permanently mounted in a say an RV or other vehicle. But, for a setup in a home for use during a temporary power outage thumb nuts is much better than wrenching on and off for every hookup. I get that good thumb nuts cost more, but the hex nuts wouldn't be much extra to include. I don't see anything about this unit to not rate is a Five Star Purchase. I didn't rate customer support because I've not needed to use it! I also wasn't sure about rating the charging power?
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2021 by Mark W.