While I'd prefer to purchase a 240volt inverter, 220v runs my equipment fine. Beware the SPLAT from your terminals when you first connect it to your battery - there are some big caps in there that are not switched. Apart from that this inverter runs very well indeed. Remember, 1000watts output means at least 1000watts input which means you'll be drawing around 100amps from your 12v battery at full load. Make sure your cables can handle this current.

While I'd prefer to purchase a 240volt inverter, 220v runs my equipment fine. Beware the SPLAT from your terminals when you first connect it to your battery - there are some big caps in there that are not switched. Apart from that this inverter runs very well indeed. Remember, 1000watts output means at least 1000watts input which means you'll be drawing around 100amps from your 12v battery at full load. Make sure your cables can handle this current.

While I'd prefer to purchase a 240volt inverter, 220v runs my equipment fine. Beware the SPLAT from your terminals when you first connect it to your battery - there are some big caps in there that are not switched. Apart from that this inverter runs very well indeed. Remember, 1000watts output means at least 1000watts input which means you'll be drawing around 100amps from your 12v battery at full load. Make sure your cables can handle this current.

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Seems good.