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Powertech 2000 Watt (4000w Peak) 12VDC Pure Sine Wave Inverter $399 Delivered @ Jaycar eBay

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Jaycar is currently selling a 2kw pure sine-wave inverter on special here for $399: https://www.jaycar.com.au/2000-watt-12vdc-to-230vac-pure-sin…. Which seems to be quite a good price.

They're also selling the same inverter via their eBay online store, which gives you free delivery, plus you can get cash-back and you can try your luck with any of the ebay coupons https://www.ozbargain.com.au/deals/ebay.com.au to get a further few dollars off.

While stocks last. Specs below:

Output Wave Pure sinewave
Standby Current 1.2A
Thermal Shutdown Temperature 75°C
Low Battery Shutdown 10V
High Battery Shutdown 15V
Output Frequency 50Hz
Output Regulation 3%
Includes USB Charge Port Yes
USB Current Rating 2.1A

-Power Conversion and Transformation-
Type of converter or transformer inverter
Power Rating
Continuous Power 2000W
Maximum Power 4000W
Vehicle or Vessel Powered

-Item Connection Screw Terminals-
Current Draw 165A
Lead Included
Required Voltage 12V
Product Dimensions
Depth 92mm
Weight 4.65kg
Length 320mm
Width 220mm
Warranty: 12 Months

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closed Comments

  • +12

    Pure Sine Wave Inverter $399

    I prefer a Cos Wave Inverter.

    But it doesn't phase me…

    • +3

      Maybe if you just shifted your expectations

      • I'm not standing for that….

    • +1

      Come on guys. Don't be so square

    • +2

      It's okay JV you just have to switch it on 0.005 of a second after you normally would have and - bob's your cross dressing auntie, you've now got a Pure Cos Wave inverter.

    • I prefer getting a Tan, myself

      PS eBay has some lower prices on Pure Sine inverters.

      From a colleague:

      ADD YOUR OWN COOLING FANS & KEEP ‘EM RUNNING!

  • +1

    Wow. You'd want some pretty decent battery cables to be pushing 165a through them continuously.

    • Yep, depending on the length of the run, that's something along the lines of 4awg - 1/0awg from memory.

      If you're looking at 2kw inverters, it'd be better to go with at least 24v.

      • +1

        It would be good to use with power tools that require a high inrush of current.

        • I've used this inverter to run a 2kW Jack hammer away from mains power. Only good with a running car, had to run at high idle to not stall it.

          • @foxxo: Yes, you'd want your car at high idle to run a jackhammer! Or have multiple batteries wired in parallel.

  • -1

    jaycar is awesome

  • Ehh jaycar. It's like the 'what's new' of the electronic world.

    Great store for people who haven't discovered the internet

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