2000W

Pure Sine Wave Inverter

12V to 240V

The vibration-proof design protects the internal components from shaking loose or wearing out when used in 4WDs, caravans, or boats.

Yes. Because it produces a pure sine wave output, it delivers clean electricity similar to household mains.

Pure sine wave mimics standard AC electricity. Modified sine wave inverters can cause interference, noise, or even damage to some equipment.

The fan only turns on when the inverter senses a heavier load or rising internal temperature. This saves energy, keeps noise levels lower, and prevents overheating, improving overall efficiency during use.

No. Remote monitoring and control of the inverter’s status requires the optional RC3 remote. Without it, you can only check the inverter’s status directly via its front panel LEDs.

The inverter can handle brief surge loads above its 2000W continuous rating, which is useful for devices like fridges, pumps, or power tools. Surges are automatically managed for short periods, but exceeding the surge limits repeatedly may trigger a shutdown to protect the unit.

It’s built for hot, dry, or dusty conditions often encountered in Australian off-grid use, as well as vibrations from corrugated roads.

It’s built for hot, dry, or dusty conditions often encountered in Australian off-grid use, as well as vibrations from corrugated roads.

Yes, it can. You’ll need an appropriately sized battery bank, plus a solar charge controller (ideally MPPT) between the panels and the batteries.

Hardwiring allows direct connection to multiple outlets or circuits in your caravan, camper, or off-grid system. It also provides a cleaner, more permanent installation.

Keep it in a well-ventilated, dry area, clean dust from vents, and check cable connections regularly. Avoid exposure to water or heavy dust. Regular inspection of fuses and connections will help maintain safe and reliable operation.

Higher efficiency means less energy is lost as heat, so more of your battery’s power is delivered to your appliances.

Avoid connecting appliances that exceed the inverter’s 2000W continuous rating or sensitive devices that require features not supported by the inverter (e.g., certain medical equipment without proper surge protection).