- Approved output socket AS/NZ approved 240V sockets. Inverter designed to Australian standard AS4763
- Thermostatically controlled cooling fan Cools inverter to allow it to work harder for longer
- LED display provides information on battery voltage, power usage and load capacity
5% cashback as well!
Been looking for an inverter lately, don't know a whole lot about them. Can someone tell me why this 600W would be $50 more than this 1500W one?
https://www.4wdsupacentre.com.au/kings-1500w-pure-sine-wave-…
The brand and quality. Projecta is a known, quality brand. Kings gear has very mixed reviews and mixed after sales service. Personally, I’d avoid Kings.
Probably just for the brand. The Kings one will be a rebadged generic unit (may well be fine though)
If the Kings is truely a pure sine wave inverter (seen plenty badged this way, but aren't), then it's a heaps better deal. Sub 600w limits you to a laptop/ tv at best. 1500w gives you coffee machines etc. However…
It doesnt say what the max start up / vs nominal loads are in the specs (first red flag). I'm guessing it's likely a 1500w max for about 1 second, then 600w continuous max for the remainder. Ie. The two inverters are the same.
Look at things like efficiency and standby power usage. I just clicked your link and that one has a 2ah standby draw. Sounds like a lot to me.
At least the Kings specifies the standby draw…..
The PROJECTA inverter is just cheap crap anyway so just get what you need.
What you dont think the kings inverter is cheap crap?
Looked up what the usage of a pure sine inverter was, clearly I don’t understand, but from the little I read, it didn’t seem to have a huge benefit or am I just ignorant?
https://www.sparesbox.com.au/part/projecta-pro-wave-12v-600w… $1 more and free shipping at SparesBox