Inexpensive inverters with 1 year warranty

Michelle.S wrote:
You need to be careful with small cheap Inverters as the voltage produced probably won't be clean (not a sine wave) and can harm sensitive electronics.

They also get hot if they're really crappy.

Michelle.S wrote:
You need to be careful with small cheap Inverters as the voltage produced probably won't be clean (not a sine wave) and can harm sensitive electronics.

There is a place for modified sine wave inverters. Some are even rated to run motors.

However, all my inverters are pure sine wave, and I do encourage their use.

I don't use a back up, if my inverter were to pack it in, I would just put away the electric coffe pot and pull out the stove top perculator, same with the toaster, and not watch tv I guess haha.. oh and the outdoor kitchen fridge would stop keeping the pop and beer cold so I would have to move some into the rv fridge.

Steve

I have both a 2000w and 300w GoPower inverter in service. No backup. I would not consider either of these value priced.

Backup inverter s a good idea.

You need to be careful with small cheap Inverters as the voltage produced probably won't be clean (not a sine wave) and can harm sensitive electronics.

I carry a cheap one,just in case.

As a backup, yes, I carry an old Xantrex 1kw. But generally, cheap inverters don't make it more than a few years in regular service - depending on how hard you work them. At least that's been my experience.