1500w Pure Sine Wave Inverter: Budget-friendly With An Exclusive Bonus Feature

The first pure sin inverter I've seen with a completely wireless remote monitoring panel. I recently installed this in my boat and am much happier with the output of this compared to modified sin wave versions. Grab yourself some thicker cables if you plan to run the full 1500 watts more routinely and some sort of over current protection (ANL fuse or breaker).
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[@TheNetGuy]

Oubotek 1500 Watt 🛒 amzn.to/3V8DUgj Considering one? Help me burn up more gigawatts by using the affiliate link below.

[@pankajmistry4600]

Informative no nonsense review. Thank you!!!

[@tigrafrog]

Not certified? Not even ETL?

[@TheNetGuy]

Good question. I did a little hunting and it does not appear to be certified by any body.

[@tigrafrog]

@@TheNetGuy Yeah, typical "CE" crap only. It might be wise to never power it up again. I heard talks about insurance claims not honored in full or rejected if source of fire was non-certified devices. Do not get me wrong, "ETL" certified devices bad as well, will kill itself one day, but will not kill end user. Fresh example - demote doorbell, button outside, main module plugged in inside. Main module one day stops working. Turns out it was a capacitor dropper power supply (facepalm.jpg) with bad overheating design, and it fried itself to death. I cut off "hot" part and replaced it with good small switching mode power supply, works perfectly, fits in the same main module. They saved pennies and ensure mandatory obsolescence. ETL = mark of the devil confirmed.

[@TheNetGuy]

For sure. I’ll ask them if they have any certs for this device. Luckily this is only in use while I’m aboard the vessel 🚢.