Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pure Sine Wave Inverter Power Inverter 2500W DC12V to AC240V Car Inverter

My old 5000w pure sine wave inverter was busted. I had gotten it for about $600 off of ebay and I was not ready to spend that much to replace it. I searched around decided to get this 3500w inverter as I found I normally did not use more than 2000w at any given time. The box was much lighter than my 5000w inverter and the inverter was quite a bit smaller as well. I was pleased that they included some screw mounted connection cables as that meant I did not have to purchase them separately. When I hooked everything up, the first thing I noticed was how little current it draws compared to my old 5000w at rest. It was also significantly quieter, even when drawing a 2000w current (running fridge and microwave). Overall, I'm satisfied with the purchase and will definitely be searching on this website first next time.

Good value seems to be performing well. I would love to have an adjustable low voltage cut off though.

I received my inverter way faster than I thought so I had to play catch-up the invert was able to run a 10,000 btu ac my wifi and other small stuff with no problem it does draw a lot of current (about 63 amps) but that's about what I expected this inverter is of great quality it's everything I hoped for and more at 24v input you could run 8 gauge cooper wire but I choose to go with 4 gauge (very short run 6ft) I ran a test about 2 hours with know problems inverter never got to hot or struggle at all I am adding 2 small 24v fans just to add air movement the only issue I have now is my Lifepo4 battery pack needs to be a lot larger which I'm adding this week my solar panels are 400 watt 40 volt they help a lot that's the only way I'll be able to keep enough power to run during the day I plan on running about 6 hours a day during the summer and winter to reduce my electric bill hopefully in 1\2 if I'm able to do that I should have my system paid for in 3 to 4 years

It took a while to arrive, but seems like its good quality. I have not tried it yet. So I hope it works

I was a little disappointed that it is unhappy with an inductive load. The only motor it would safely start was the Harbor Freight fans I purchased that are 1.38 amps. It didn't like my Robi bench grinder or a 1/2 horse electric motor I own with no load. I don't think it will work on my fridge in the house. It starts the motor, gives red fault light and warning tone. The motor runs but fault will not clear. Power down and restart inverter and things go back to normal. Guess I'll use it on lighter loads.

Bought our first one a year ago. We put it to work powering our solar off grid school bus conversion. We run air conditioning in the New Mexico dessert. We have 2 refrigerators and a deep freeze. It powers the microwave and toaster oven with no glitches. We have calculated that it is 92% efficient. Even though it is fan cooled, it is very quiet. We liked it so much we bought a second one recently.

This is my first time ordering from VEVOR & I certainly will again, The inverter I ordered was beautiful, Lt came with 2 four gauge cable, a remote, extra fuses, I used it already & it works fine, I am happy with my purchase & will certainly recommend them

Have not tested this yet under heavy load, will update review once I set it up to my 600AH battery setup and plug in close to 5000watts of power draining appliances and give a solid review after 24hours of testing, then review after a solid month of testing, then 6months etc. etc. for longevity reviewing.

Love the quality of my inverter would highly recommend The best out of the three that I purchased before I bought very glad I went with Vevor

I went off grid ten years ago and built my own home single-handedly. In June 2021 I bought a Tesla model 3 and wanted to charge it using the sun. Here is my setup: I have three 300 watt panels. I have a flat roof and leave them flat as I live in the middle of Oregon. (If I tried to point them south I would only get rays between 11am and 2 pm.) On a sunny day I get almost 800 watts. I feed this energy into a 60 amp MPPT charge controller keeping six 100 amp hour Battle Borne batteries charged. The key is using this 3500 watt inverter (pure sine wave). On a sunny day my Tesla wants 1500 watts if I set it to 12 amps and get 6 miles of range. On a cloudy day I need 1000 watts so I change the Tesla charging down to 8 amps and get 4 miles of range. I use thick wires so I do not loose current and protect batteries and inverter with 300 amp and 200 amp circuit breakers. If I tried to use 12 amps it would drain the batteries real quick so I keep it at 10 or 8 amps and it charges for 14 hours a day. This actually is as good as if not better than someone on the grid using 120 volts AC. Make sure you use a bonding plug (connect neutral to ground) if Tesla won't charge. Some inverters don't need one. This 3500 watt inverter did. You can buy one on Amazon for $10. Previously I used a 2000 watt inverter and it did not work. Being off-grid I would not be able to charge my Tesla as the nearest supercharger is 145 miles from me in Klamath Falls OR.