Renogy 2000W 12V Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter 120V AC Output for Home RV Solar $153.90 + Free Shipping
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Key Specs:
Power: 2000W continuous, 4000W peak surge, pure sine wave output.
Output: 120V AC, THD <3% (cleaner than grid power), stable for sensitive devices.
Battery: 12V DC input. Compatible with LI, SLA, GEL, FLA, AGM battery types.
Application: For home, RV, truck, off-grid solar. Powers laptops, projectors, coffee makers, etc.
Cooling: Dual fan heat dissipation for stable operation in extreme temperatures.
Efficiency: >90% high inverter efficiency, <60dB noise (fan on).
Quality: Heavy-duty copper cables included. GFCI protection for safety.
Control: 19.8ft remote control for convenient on/off switching.
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Using 12 volts as the input for a 2KW output seems like a bad idea to me. I think that would really punish (and destroy?) a simple 12v battery system. I think going to 48V would be a better choice.
I have worked with 200 amp primary panels, and 100 amp sub-panels (actually 90 because of aluminum), and I have huge respect for current going through wires.
How is this product supposed to work, what sized wires are required, and what connectors are specified at every point? What procedures are necessary to do the job to specification? And which terminals and other hardware are needed?
I don't have a problem with the product as a useful item, but I have serious misgivings about a "person off the street" being able to use it safely.
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