For anyone wanting a 350 watt pure sine wave Victron

Victron probably makes one of the 3 best inverter lines available. There is nothing that comes close to this quality vs price point in a small inverter.

I've never blown a fuse on any inverter I owned.

pnichols wrote:
I always read the reviews on products.

This PSW inverter has only one review and it seems fair the way it's worded. Read the reviewer's "Cons:" and "Summary:" comments ... very telling.

I would be a bit leery of purchasing this PSW inverter.

I bought the 375W Vitron 240V after for my fridge which is a Mitsubishi 410L inverter fridge I resently instaled after the old gas 110V conked out. Ouer FW is now part 110v part 240V
Frank.

I always read the reviews on products.

This PSW inverter has only one review and it seems fair the way it's worded. Read the reviewer's "Cons:" and "Summary:" comments ... very telling.

I would be a bit leery of purchasing this PSW inverter.

i ended up adding anderson power poles to switch between battery clips and dc plugs. worked out ok. might be a option for most

LittleBill wrote:
even the go power requires anderson power poles

I believe it is an SB50 connector that will accommodate pins for #6 wire max.

#4 into a 300w inverter is a bit of overkill IMO.

beemerphile1 wrote:

pianotuna wrote:
My 12/350 does not have posts. I wish it did.

Thanks, I already have 4 gauge to the location where I am considering replacing a MSW with a PSW. I'll keep looking.

get some split bolts wrap it up, and call it a day. even the go power requires anderson power poles

pianotuna wrote:
My 12/350 does not have posts. I wish it did.

Thanks, I already have 4 gauge to the location where I am considering replacing a MSW with a PSW. I'll keep looking.

My 12/350 does not have posts. I wish it did.

Here's the 12/350 from the Victron website



Looking at the PDF for the smaller Phoenix it's confusing. Some pictures show permanently attached wires, others show binding posts. I wonder if their graphic artist drawing the mock-ups was having a bad day, or what exactly.

see here:
PDF

Non serviceable fuse is a bummer, but it seems common.

pianotuna wrote:
Hi folks,

I find this an amazing deal at 90 bucks. I purchased one and it is double the weight of the inverter I was using before.

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01EW5ZA94/ref=pe_344980_272415450_em_1p_0_ti

The one and only review says it has 10 gauge wires soldered on, is that how yours came?