Reseñas de clientes para Inversor de energía de onda sinusoidal pura VEVOR 3500W DC12V a AC120V inversor LCD

I bought this unit to power my (at the time) oxygen concentrator while I was travelling. I installed it in the rear under seat storage area of my 2019 F250. Even though I couldn't use the rear seat with this installed, I didn't mind. I was able to take my oxygen concentrator with me from Indiana to South Carolina to Georgia, to Florida, and back to Indiana without having to rely soley on portable tanks, which didn't last long anyway. It help to make some dreams come true as I was able to visit all of my out of state family and stay gone from home as long as I wanted. I highly recommend this unit!!!

Great product quality tops fair price thank you Karl All my products thus far are vevor hope you make many more in the future

Best price, great quality and dependable! This big boy can run your home in an emergency. Well-made and Solid!

So far so good. I like the digital display which reads how many volts are left in my battery and how many watts are being used. The inverter runs my 10 amp water pump, no problem. The inverter's self consumption of electricity at idle appears to be minimal.

The coolant fan quit the first time I turned it on . Replaced fan and it's been working fine ever since. Runs every thing in the rv with out any trouble.

I was initially looking to purchase the 5000W pure sine invertor but as luck has it they no longer are making this unit. Looked around at competitions products and came to the conclusion that the next best would be the3500W pure sine. I purchased the 3500W pure sine and was surprised with the quick shipping. Checked package was very well packed and came in great condition. Price is great as the invertor is built with quality parts. Connected the 3500W pure sine to my small panel array of 5500W and 1000ah battery bank. Easily connected to power supply of 12v, have charge controllers set to 14.4v. Powered up quickly with lots of info, showing battery voltage of 14.4v dc, 121 v ac shows wattage being consumed by consumers & shows in 60hz. At present the 3500W is powering a all fridge of 20cubic, an all freezer of 24cubic, a fridge with bottom pull open freezer of aprox 10cubic. A full on downdraft 100,000 btu furnace and a 120v ac well pump. Been running these for the last month without any issues. Love the power and ease that it seems to power these items easily. Will seriously be looking to purchase another one of these units to power more of the home.

I purchase a 3500 pure sine wave inverter earlier this year for my class 3 camper, it is connected to a 200 watt solar panel and two 12v batteries in series. This Vevor inverter works excellent, I am able to watch TV, make coffee, and run the microwave. With the microwave discounted, I am able to run my AC and the TV, the remote controller makes it so you don't have to turn the inverter on at the machine, simply press the controller to turn on and off. I liked it so much, I bought a second one for future use.

This works great in my enclosed carport/workshop with my eight solar panels. Runs lights, power equipment, etc.

The same goes with this Inverter and with the other inverter since I upgraded my RV's electrical system to LiFePO4 batteries on a 2019 Thor Four Winds 22E with Chevy Chassis and this is something I had to change to charge the new batteries. The RV came with basic Acid batteries and all the charge controller and the Converter had to be changed out. There will be more challenges I think, but this Converter works perfect. I connected it as per instructions, set the switch to Li and it worked well. On shore power I have the batteries topped off all the time. I installed 100 AH LiFePO4 for the chassis as well, 100 AH in the house battery of the same chemistry. I DIY'd a Shore Power Solar generator with a 200 AH LiFePO4 base battery with a VEVOR 3500 Watt Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter where I can connect to a 30 Amp connector supplying my whole RV with healthy 30 Amp 120 Volts Shore Power, with that I can run the air conditioner for limited time as it allows from a 200 Watt panel feeding back into the box. As financials will permit, I'll parallel connect an 8000 Watts 1000 Farad Super capacitor to this system (about a $1 per Farad cost) to be able to run the Air conditioner and more appliances in a nice sunny day with only a 200 Watts panel. Super Capacitors are fast charging and fast discharging energy storage units. With that there will be enough energy to start the air conditioner as well, without needing to run the gasoline generator. I built another smaller solar generator too with a 100 AH LiFePO4 battery parallel connected with a 667 Watts Super Capacitor combined with a VEVOR 2500 Watt Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter for daily cooking with electricity and for running the fridge. These 2 generators with a combined 500 AH battery bank 400 Watts Solar panels will enable me to live off grid for a while.

Hi! Great inverter, works very well. I would like to buy another one, but one that charges the batteries. I would like to know the model.