WZRELB's Pure Sine Wave Inverters are renowned for their 3000W model, but the brand offers a comprehensive range of specifications to cater to diverse power needs. High-power models extend up to an impressive 12000W, while smaller, more compact options like 150W and 300W are also readily available. There's a WZRELB inverter tailored to suit every requirement.
Taking the 2000W inverter as a prime example, its labeled continuous power is 2000W, yet it boasts a actual continuous capacity of up to 2100W. Equipped with LED displays,can provide real-time monitoring of battery voltage and inverter status, ensuring you're always in control. Additionally, hardwired terminal facilitates the operation of high-power appliances, adding to its versatility.
Test and Usage Experience: Bruce from the US
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Before setting up his solar system, Bruce conducted extensive research on inverters from various brands and ultimately selected the 2000W WZRELB Pure Sine Wave Inverter, providing reliable power for most household appliances. A 2000W inverter is indispensable for daily power supplementation or as a backup during emergency power outages, significantly reducing electricity bills.He connect the inverter to a 280Ah LiFePO4 battery with a 200A Battery Management System (BMS).
In Bruce' store, this inverter primarily powers essential appliances, including fans, lights, hair dryers, and heat guns.The inverter is equiped with two output sockets and one hardwired terminal, Bruce maximized the inverter's potential by connecting a power strip to the hardwired terminal, thereby adding multiple output sockets for additional devices.
Upon installation, Bruce immediately put the inverter to the test. With his battery is about half full on that it's about 50%, he first ran two store fans, consuming approximately 258W according to the kilowatt meter. The fans operated smoothly across different speed settings. Next, he turned on two studio lights and two 65s , each consuming approximately 70W to 80W. The inverter handled them all flawlessly.
To further test the inverter's designed power capacity, Bruce plugged a heat gun into the inverter. At this point, the inverter was running two fans, two studio lights, two 65s, and a heat gun. According to the kilowatt meter, the output power reached 2070W, much to Bruce' surprise. All devices run smoothly, with a load power exceeding 2000W, without triggering any alarms or issues.
Bruce was also highly impressed by the inverter's cooling system. Equipped with two 60mm x 60mm cooling fans, the inverter efficiently draws cold air through vents and dissipates heat from two large aluminum radiators. This cooling effect is exemplary, ensuring the inverter operates without triggering any overheating protection, even at full load.
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Bruce chose the 2000W 12VDC 120VAC 60Hz because his 12V battery system . WZRELB inverters also offer a variety of input ranges, including 24V, 36V, 48V, 60V, 72V, 90V, and 110V. If you're unsure how to select the appropriate inverter for your battery system, WZRELB is more than happy to provide recommendations. Furthermore, WZRELB supports customized input voltage ranges to tailor the inverter perfectly to your battery system's needs.