Yinleader 1200W Pure Sine Wave Truck Inverter 24V to 230V, 2 UK Sockets

A very well made inverter that is compact enough yet provides plenty of options for powering devices. Very easy to set up though only thing missing that would have made it better in my opinion is a pair of crocodile clips that could have been fixed to one end of the supplied cables, giving you two options to either hard wire or portability. Power supply worked well and with overload protection and the LED display it very easy to see how much you are draining without killing the battery. The additional USB slots make it perfect for charging smaller devices while leaving you the option of two 3 pin plugs for larger items.

This is quite an impressive inverter with 4 USB ports included along with twin 13 amp 3 pin sockets. It comes in a basic cardboard box with the leads plus instructions. The twin LCD readout status screens, though small are precise and readable. There is a small on/off switch situated on the end - see photos. We wired this into a truck so it’s possible to run a small microwave oven or a grill using it and whilst doing so it hardly seems to have had any effect on the unit as we are yet to hear the built-in fan kick in, so a good sign. It’s a well-built unit solidly put together unit and should last well plus the 4 USB sockets a neat touch.

The Power Inverter is a reliable and well built device, perfect for travel. Its sturdy construction ensures durability, while the clear LED display makes monitoring performance easy. With two UK AC outlets and four USB ports, it effortlessly powers all our essentials, from laptops, phones, hairdryers, heaters, fans and more making it an ideal companion for road trips. I would recommend for its functionality and portability.

We carry this Yinleader Power Inverter in our camper van for added extra sockets just in case they are needed which they usually are, its always advisable to carry separate battery's for these type of things so its got its own power source. It has 24V DC input and two 240V socket outlets for power output which can power a large range of devices at the same time, it also has a number of safety aspects to it including Over-voltage, under-voltage, overload, short circuit, overheating, reverse polarity protection. Simple to use and very handy to have with you for camping trips etc.

This DC 24V to 240V AC power inverter is surprisingly capable for its size. It comes with two standard 240V sockets and four USB ports, which makes it easy to run several devices at once, from charging phones and laptops to powering small appliances like a microwave or a coffee maker. The built-in display is small but clear, showing voltage and status accurately, which makes it simple to keep an eye on power use. The unit feels well put together. The sockets are firmly fixed, the casing is compact and sturdy, and the blue finish gives it a clean, functional look. It runs quietly even under load, and there are plenty of safety features including over-voltage, under-voltage, overload, short circuit, overheating, and reverse polarity protection. It feels reassuring to use with sensitive electronics. It does need to be wired to a 24V power source since the cables do not come with crocodile clips. According to my husband, he managed to wire it into a truck without any issues, and it powered everything we tried without the built-in fan even kicking in, which was encouraging. For £75 it feels like a reasonable option if you need power on the go. It is compact and quiet, and the multiple outlets and safety features are reassuring. It isn’t the easiest to connect straight out of the box, but once it is set up it works without any issues.

Arrives in a plain brown box, no frills. The inverter looks nice in it's blue colour. Output wattage is much better than a 12v inverter. Two output power sockets are fixed firmly into the casing which gives the impression that it's well made. Quite compact and solid feel. The only small niggle is that it does require to be wired to the power supply, as the two cables are not equipped with crocodile clips as some are. Maybe it's a requirement due to the higher voltage for safety? All that aside, it works a treat.