Yinleader 3500W Power Inverter 12V to 230V AC Pure Sine Wave Inverter,Car Inverter with 3 AC Sockets 4 USB ports With LCD Display Suitable for Travel, RV, Camping

I've had this inverter in a motorhome since May 2025 and use it within a lithium battery system. I bought this particular inverter for three reasons, its power capacity, it can be controlled remotely and the dimensions allowed me to install it in the space available to me. The power capacity of 3500 Watts I will probably never use, but it allows me to use 2000 - 2500 Watts without running the inverter at its maximum. The battery input DC connectors on the latest version of this inverter have nuts to tightened the battery to inverter cable lugs. This is an improvement over the previous version. The battery to inverter cables that came with the inverter were poor for an inverter of this size, so I made up my own. Always ensure that the battery to inverter cable current capacity, comfortable exceeds the current you will draw from your battery for your intended use of the inverter. I use the supplied remote control to switch the inverter off and on. Very handy when your inverter is installed, hidden out of sight. Batteries for the remote were easy to obtain and I'm still using the first ones installed. Inverters whilst on standby use energy, so I turn mine off when it's not required. My inverter had a 'floating neutral' i.e. no neutral ground bond. Perfectly ok if you restrict AC output use to Class 2 use by plugging in only doubly insulated appliances. For a more widespread use of the inverter, I made a neutral ground bond and ensured a test earth leakage triggered my RCD. I've used the inverter in different temperature zones, from Spain to Scotland and it's worked to expectations. I don't use it constantly or every day as stated in some reviews, but I'm more than happy with its performance todate.

I have been looking at this Pure Sine Wave inverter from 'YINLEADER' for some time now, and then when I saw it at a good discounted price from Amazon (at the time of writing), I just had to buy it.. It Converts power of DC 12V to AC 240V 50Hz. Provides continuous Pure Sine Wave AC (VERY IMPORTANT!) power as main power. Featuring 3 AC outlets and USB ports for multi-purpose charging plus Great High efficiency: conversion efficiency > 85%. I do like the Big Display for Input / output voltage, battery capacity, load capacity, as my old inverter has such a tiny display window. I have to say, this inverter is quite a "monster", which gives reassurance about the 3500 watts "Pure Sine Wave" that it can produce. I always ignore this crazy idea of "cruising power and peak power", and I truly do not know why all inverter makers quote (in this example 3500 watts / 7000 watts), basically the inverter will provide 3500 Watts max, which is perfect for me. As mentioned a Generous 3 mains sockets, rather than the standard 2 mains sockets on most inverters, 4 USB-A sockets, and a 3 position 'On / Off / Remote' switch. It Arrived with a generous 2 sets of quality cables (2 x Red +, 2 x Black -), a remote controller, instructions / guide, Spare Fuses, and 4 quality copper washers and tightening clips. Whilst the Remote Controller (On Off) is a great idea, for when the inverter is in a confined place, I am not able to use this, as the battery for this is just too hard to obtain, other than 'on-line', and, believe it or not, my remote controller for my old inverter, which does have a battery in it, effected both inverters, and this new remote controller also turned both inverters on and off, so sadly there is a frequency clash here, not a big problem, as most people will only have 1 inverter, but please be aware of this, as these remote controllers appear to share similar frequencies of operation. To see what I mean (and help a little), how many times have you found the same small remote controller can control or effect several different makes of Christmas tree lights or Christmas tree devices at the same time). There are a few images included, including the makers original description image to show more detail and size of this rather good looking device, and thank you again, and worthy of 5 stars most certainly.

This came well packaged. Before installation I did a bench test and all seemed fine. There are no instructions on how to pair the remote control to the inverter but a quick email soon sorted this out. This is a heavy bit of kit and is fairly large. It's easy to setup and use and so far has been better than I hoped. I will update my review in a few weeks if anything has changed. I would recommend this to my friends and family. I've only dropped a star due to the lack of pairing instructions for the remote control.

3 years on and still performing amazingly!! it powers my air compressor daily and other appliances! I am now running 3 120amp batteries on a 200w solar panel and im impressed!! real honest piece of kit! ITS BEEN A YEAR AND A HALF SINCE I BOUGHT THIS INVERTER, I USE IT EVERYDAY TO POWER ALL MY KIT. I HAVE IT HOOKED UP TO TWO 110 AMP BATTERIES (AGM) AND THIS THING IS STILL GOING STRONG! DONT BOTHER LOOKING ANY FURTHER JUST GET THIS INVERTER : ) This thing is the muts nuts! I needed an inverter that is vital to run smooth and generate enough power when needed! I was worried as no reviews however I took the plunge and bought it. It may be £60 more than others however this thing is well built, shows battery voltage and even shows current amp draw using an led scale. I run a large ac machine and this inverter only uses 10% of its power while on vacuum. I have it hooked up to a 12v 110amp leisure battery. Very impressed with this inverter.

Had a bit of a problem with the AC side of this inverter to start with, but contacted the seller and they replaced it straight away. So far all working fantastically, absolutely fantastic after sales. I also have the 2000w version of this and that's been running fine for about 8 months. Can't fault the service. Worth every star of the five stars.

So far so good, no problems at all, value for money compared to other inverters.

That it works and works well.

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