NOVOPAL 1500W Pure Sine Wave Inverter 12V to 230V 240V Car Converter Power Inverter with LCD Display 2AC Outlets and Usb Port-Remote Control for Motorhomes,Truck,Boat,Camping,Household,Van

I was pleasantly surprised by this inverter. Mine is the 1500w version. It is well made and easy to commission. In use, it is unobtrusive and efficient. It turns on either with the switch or, leaving that off, with the remote control. The lead for the remote allows plenty of flexibility in location. Turning it on triggers a brief whir from the fans as it checks they work, but then it is utterly silent unless the temperature threshold is crossed. There is a clear display that stays on for a minute or so giving all the information you need; voltages, output, internal temperature and so on. This can then be switched on or off with a pushbutton. It soft starts; the voltage rises over 2 seconds or so. It passed all testing easily; the output voltage and frequency are stable and the waveform is excellent. It drains about 600mA if left connected but not powered up. While the supplied cables are adequate calibre, they are very short and I have used longer, thicker paired cabling which shows no sign of heating up. Testing with a 600w resistive load it pulled 55A from the battery meaning approximately 90% or better conversion efficiency. This is an excellent device.

I'm running my garage off 3 solar panels. The biggest problem this inverter overcomes is providing a low standby current draw and the capability of starting a freezer. Some say 5 times running power is needed. This inverter does it with the lights on then settles at a mere 60W! The radio frequency noise emitted by this is undetectable. Nice one! It will run a 1250W convector heater as a test but seriously, who would do that off battery power? It will run a hair dryer on half power for more than 20 minutes. Surely everyone does that!? 800W with the lights on. Tick over current is 0.5A at 24V. A lot less than the 1.8A for the 3000W version...

I have used a Novopal 3000kw inverter in my van for about 2 years but it died - worst was it went short circuit on the battery input but lucky I have breakers installed so it popped that - I replaced it with this one and it all seems good - nice data on the display and runs my kettle (2000w) effortlessly - the fans dont even kick in and it doesn't seem to even get warm - it is connected to two 12v 100ah LiFePO batteries in series and they run it perfectly - lets hope this one doesn't pop after 2 years. Just be aware the inverter is slightly thicker than the previous (non display) version.

Purchased this for a camping trip a couple of weeks ago.At first, we ran it from the car battery with the engine running which worked well, except we had to use a extension lead to get the power to where we wanted it. Purchased a leisure battery whilst away and able to leave switched on over night with air bed plugged in. Bliss waking up with a solid fully inflated airbed and didn't hardly drain the battery.But, be aware, these units are battery eaters and you do need some way to charge up your battery, like a solar panel or split charger in the car. It will happily boil a kettle of water but this does really zap the battery.For general light use where you need 240v, it's definitely worth getting. Ideal for charging tablets, phones etc or keeping your airbeds inflated overnight. Would I reccomnded this; yes, would I buy again; yes, would I reccomnded some charging means; definitely as off grid your get about 2 -3 full night's running then you will need to charge the battery. Not really suitable for running off a car battery unless car is running (but that can put a strain on your alternator). Ours is a large old LandRover so everything is fairly heavy duty, but I'd imagine if you run it from a car battery on a small vehicle, it would kill your battery or alternator in no time. Leisure battery is a must really.The LCD display is brilliant at showing you the battery status and what it has left in it.It does spark when you first connect it to the battery which made me jump first time (even turned off).I also mounted it in a plastic box with removable lid to keep moisture away and cut a square hole in the front to allow plugs to be put through and drilled two holes in the rear for the power leads to the battery. I used some 2x2 wood as battoning inside secured with screws through the box then secured the inverter to that giving it plenty of air flow all around above, sides and below as they can get hot.All in all, we were happy with our unit and hope it lasts many more camping trips.

This has worked well for me to build quality seems to be there it's a small size considering how compact it is personally I think the item works well for the price had it for a couple of years or so now and still going strong

Easy installation, works well running the wife hairdryer. Very quiet when running, display very good . Robust construction. Powerful.

The media could not be loaded. This is a far superior setup to original Eco-Worthy Inverter that was supplied with my Solar package. The original inverter broke down after 2 weeks of use, they offered a replacement but I believe that once a poor quality product then steer clear in future.Ordered this one yesterday and it arrived in the same day and it looks and feels a better product. It took 10 minutes to replace and install and it is working well up to now but I will update in a month or two of use.The additional remote switch is a good piece of the system and the only niggle I had was that the display screen kept turning off and nothing covering it in the manual but a quick search on the product Q&A page and the answer was there.Look forward to years of of use and as stated I will update in the New Year 👍05-02-2023Well I said I would update in the new year and I'm sorry to report that the inverter just gave up the ghost for no reason. I am awaiting a response from the seller and I have gone to Amazon Customer Services and they helped to raise a dispute. I hope this can be resolved amicably as I really think it is a great piece of kit and I may have dropped for a faulty inverter. I will update once I either get a resolution or not.