WZRELB Pure Sine Wave 5000W (10000W Surge) 24V Power Inverter DC to AC Power - Solar, RV, RBP-S500024

I bought my very first Power Inverter from this Brand back in June 2019 and it has been working great ever since. And now that I needed to expand my system I went back looking for the same brand, besides the reasonable price is very easy to install and very good and fast customer service.

I have several inverters different brands they all work great then there’s this one, started up I turned my light bulb on one hour shut it down the next day same thing. Now the volts part of the screen works but no ac output I’ve tested it with multi meter gets no ac power on the plug or hot wire side checked fuses they are all good. Contact reliable they want me to do some testing on it I said I’m not electrician why would I be testing parts inside lol then they said they would send a new one if I paid 25$ unreal do not buy

The top gauge is running a rv with everything on. The video is with not everything on, but running ac. This was a long hard pull on it, it wasn't happy about it but it did it and still working fine.

Been using off grid for the last month. It works, but not flawlessly only hiccup is no time keeping devices are keeping time properly ie microwave, stove digital clocks are 15 min behind in less than 2 days. That will screw you up especiallyif your an on time person like myself. Other than that 5 thumbs up just be aware it won't keep time pieces working well.

These inverters suck. I wanted to love them, bought two. Both pooped the bed, this one quicker than the last. Disappointing

5000 Watt continuous power capability. Runs all my lights, security, refrigerator, microwave over and washer and dryer simultaneously without any issues. Only has been in use for one month but very happy with it so far.

Work fine as of today installed for 2 months now (1)Refrigerator, 1(Water dispenser) 1 ( washing machine), 6 lights my bill now is only $54 a month from $168 :)

I’ve built my own “power wall” using one of these. Works well except the A/C power terminals are too small to accept 6 AWG wire. At 5,000W, you’re pulling over 40A. At peak it’s 80+A. This is serious amperage and I had to rig some custom connectors to get 6AWG wire to clamp securely. The tiny terminals are going to force diy’ers to use 12AWG which is asking for a fire.

Es el segundo equipo que compro, ya que es muy confiable y de capacidad que indica la placa se datos, yo lo ocupo para alimentar toda una casa-departamento