1500 Watt Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter, 12 Vdc to 110 Vdc to 120 Vdc, for Home, RV and Off-Grid Solar Systems, with 2 AC Outlets and USB Port, LCD Display, with Remote Control

I installed this product in the passenger compartment of my SUV tied directly to the battery terminals. I added a relay from the cigarette lighter to automatically switch on or off this product connected to ignition. The product is working as expected, which is a very powerful inverter and source of 1500 watt 110 volt power to charge my aftermarket battery banks for car camping and overnight quiet electrical usage after a long drive. The only thing I don't like and I wish there is a configurable option to turn off the beeps when ignition starts or stops, The beeps are indicating too low of input voltage, which are expected when you stop the engine or just cranking the engine to start it. I wish there is an option to disable the beeps.

I ran heaters, fans, lights, inductive loads, stereo and tv, it never failed. I ran two 100 amp Lipo4 batteries until they died, the inverter just kept going. Great deal and great price. Please note: When it is under a heavy load you will hear the fan.

I upgraded my motorhome to Lithium PO batteries and this Jarixoke 1500 watt Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter. It is efficient. It allows us to watch tv use the microwave oven, and recharge my pc plus two phones at the same time with enough staying power to run an oxygen concentrator and two cpap machines overnight and not over tapping the batteries. It does the job and no interruptions because the oxygen concentrator is critical. I did this because I wanted to cut down on my generator usage at night as where we like to camp the generator after 10pm is a no no.

easy set up works fine upgraded battery cables as suggested to 4gauge wire.fans did not come on using shop vac.

At 1200w as measured by wattmeter the output voltage dropped to 104V. But at high 900s it runs like a champ maintained 121V no problem. No noticeable heat at these loads. Everything we tried runs good, so output is clean enough.. but I have no way to look at it.

3 months of use and I have changed my rating from 5 stars to 1 star. The reason is the low voltage protection failed the first time I tested it. It allowed the battery to discharge to 4.5 v which it should never do. I tried several inverters and this was the first one that had it's rated capacity. I had no trouble powering my double door refrigerator or window a/c, which were my main objectives. The microwave was a test but that was probably because I used a 25ft 12ga extension. The build seems excellent but I have a few niggles. To me, the plug holes are upside down from the normal which makes it a bit inconvenient for longer plugs. The fan is quite loud and I hate the non-stop beeping alarm when the power source is low. Overall, I would definitely buy it again. I think the price is excellent.

Using this pure sine wave inverter for the last couple of months and very reliable inverter. Connected to 100a lithium battery for my camping trip and also I use in my home to make morning coffee among other things. The fan kicks in only when using over 500 wattage of power and runs occasionally. When using less than about 500 W of power, it is totally quiet and never gets hot. Overall very happy with my purchase. 10/10 product.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Price mostly. Bad choice. Functionality: I seriously doubt the manufacturer claim of being able to produce 1500 watts; much less the reported burst capability. I tested using a relatively new 12V 100AH AGM battery that was about 3/4 charged reading 12.1VDC. For load, I tried the three things I wanted an inverter for - running an electric tea kettle when the propane is empty; running high wattage tools like a 7A angle grinder or a heat gun; and charging multiple tool batteries + laptop… The test were conducted with just the battery and the inverter using supplied cables. I also tested with the RV’s 55A power converter connected to shore power - input on inverter correctly showed 13.5V. Tea kettle didn’t work; fault alarm sounded almost immediately. Watt meter shows increasing draw up to 1100W and steady when connected to house power. Also didn’t work when power converter connected to shore. Heat gun didn’t work. It will work on its low setting (900 watts) but going to high (1200W) did not. Angle grinder (800 watts) only works when power converter connected to shore power. Tool battery charging and laptop - I was able to charge three Dewalt drill and driver batteries (killawatt says 120W) just fine. Adding a the laptop with its 90W rated power supply initially sounded the fault warning while the machine was coming out of sleep. Connected to shore power all tools chargers and laptop were fine. This unit also seems to be sensitive to the length of cable between the battery and the inverter. The docs that came with it don’t specify. I initially wanted to mount the inverter on the other side of the vehicle from the battery which equaled about 14’ run of 10AWG cable behind panels and cabinets. The performance drop would no longer allow the angle grinder or heat gun running on low.