This is a 12V DC-to-AC power inverter for off-grid use — it takes battery power and turns it into standard AC outlet power for running appliances and tools. It's built for RVs, van conversions, and backup power setups, not for tying into your home's utility grid.
This is a standalone off-grid inverter — there is no battery-charging or grid-tie hybrid function built in. It's designed to convert stored 12V DC battery power into usable AC power for mobile and backup applications. It carries an ETL listing to the UL 458 standard, which governs power converters and inverters for recreational vehicles and boats. Note: If you would like to review the manufacturer Product Specifications, Warranty, Brochure, etc., for this system, please refer to the "Resources (System Manuals and Warranty)" Tab above on this page.
Critical Power & Interconnection Requirements
- DC Battery Input: 12V systems only — NOT compatible with 24V or 48V battery banks.
- Continuous AC Output: 2000 Watt (rated capacity per model designation).
- AC Outlet: 20A resettable GFCI outlet plus a 2.1A USB port.
- Protections: Overload, over-temperature, and short-circuit protection, plus a low-voltage alarm.
- Architecture: Off-grid inverter only — this unit does NOT connect to utility grid power and has NO grid sell-back capability.
- This is NOT a hybrid inverter and does NOT include a battery charger or AC-input charging function.
Undersized or long DC cable runs between the battery bank and a 12V inverter are the most common cause of nuisance low-voltage shutdowns under load, especially when starting inductive loads like power tools or compressors. Voltage drop on the DC side gets amplified at the inverter's input terminals well before it shows up as a problem on the AC side. Before final hookup, check actual voltage at the inverter terminals under full rated load with a digital multimeter — not just at the battery post — and size cable and fusing according to the current draw at 12V (which is substantial for a 2000W continuous load). This practice keeps you aligned with NEC Article 690 conductor sizing principles and prevents repeat truck rolls for "inverter fault" complaints that are really a wiring problem.
Key Benefits
- Pure sine wave output suitable for sensitive electronics and standard AC appliances.
- Dual thermally-controlled cooling fans manage heat under sustained load.
- Built-in 20A resettable GFCI outlet and 2.1A USB charging port.
- LED indicators for power status and fault conditions for quick field diagnosis.
- Compact, lightweight, and portable — suited to mobile installs.
- ETL Listed to UL 458 standards for RV/marine power conversion equipment.
| Spec | Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Continuous AC Output | 2000 | W |
| DC Battery Voltage | 12 | V |
| AC Outlet Rating | 20 | A (GFCI, resettable) |
| USB Output | 2.1 | A |
| Safety Listing | ETL Listed to UL 458 | — |
Note: See "Resources (System Manuals and Warranty)" Tab above for full specifications.
Compatibility & Fitment
- Compatible with 12V power systems, including RV, camper van, and mobile power setups.
- Suitable for running home, RV, and van appliances plus industrial power tools from a 12V battery bank.
- Usable for emergency and backup power, and for mobile power conversion applications.
- NOT compatible with 24V or 48V battery banks.
- NOT a grid-tie device — NO grid sell-back capability and not intended for utility interconnection.
- NOT a battery charger — this unit does not charge batteries from AC input.
| Category | Detail |
|---|---|
| Safety Listing | ETL Listed to UL 458 |
| Architecture Type | Off-Grid Inverter (DC-to-AC power conversion only) |
FAQ
Can this inverter sell power back to the grid?
No. This is an off-grid DC-to-AC inverter only. It has no grid-tie functionality and cannot export power to a utility grid.
What battery voltage is required?
This unit requires a 12V DC battery system. It is not compatible with 24V or 48V battery banks.
Can I parallel multiple units together?
Parallel/stacking capability is not specified by the manufacturer for this model. [NEEDS VERIFICATION]
Is this UL 1741 listed for utility interconnection?
No. This inverter is ETL Listed to UL 458, which covers power converters/inverters for recreational vehicles and marine use. It does not carry a UL 1741 listing, and it is not intended for utility interconnection.
Warranty & Registration
Manufacturer warranty terms for this unit are not detailed in the provided source data. [NEEDS VERIFICATION] Refer to the "Resources (System Manuals and Warranty)" Tab above on this page for the manufacturer's warranty documentation before purchase. If you have questions, ask us before you order — we always reply back.
