The new Renogy 2000W 12V Pure Sine Wave Inverter with Power Saving Mode converts DC power stored in batteries into standard household AC power on-the-go. With a power output of up to 2000 watts, this solar inverter is perfect for powering a wide range of devices and appliances, including computers, TVs, power tools, and more. Its pure sine wave output delivers clean and stable power, ensuring your devices run smoothly and efficiently.
The 12V power inverter also comes with a built-in power-saving mode, which helps to conserve energy by automatically adjusting the power output based on the load, reducing your overall power consumption and saving you money on your energy bills. The 2000 watt inverter is monitoring ready when combined with the BT-2 Module and Renogy DC Home App, or RMS-PGH Monitoring Screen.
| PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS |
| Efficient Power Management with ECO Mode |
The Renogy 2000W 12V Pure Sine Wave Inverter with Power Saving Mode (New Edition) features an ECO Mode that automatically adjusts the output to optimize power consumption. This not only extends the inverter's lifespan but also reduces overall energy consumption, making it an eco-friendly choice for your power needs. |
| Seamless Monitoring with BT-2 Module and Renogy DC Home App |
Stay connected and informed about your power system's performance through the BT-2 Module and the Renogy DC Home App. This combination allows you to monitor your inverter remotely, giving you real-time insights into your energy usage and system status, ensuring you're always in control. |
| High-Quality Pure Sine Wave Output |
For sensitive electronics and appliances, a pure sine wave output is essential to ensure their safe and efficient operation. This inverter delivers pure sine wave power, equivalent to grid power, safeguarding your valuable and delicate devices from potential harm. |
| Temperature Control for Enhanced Stability |
To maintain stable temperatures under heavy loads, the Renogy inverter incorporates dual high-speed fans. These fans help dissipate heat efficiently, preventing overheating and ensuring reliable performance even when your power demands are at their peak. |
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Can the 2000-watt model be mounted vertically?
No, it's not recommended to mount the 2000-watt inverter vertically due to the potential of blocking the cooling fans. It should be mounted in a horizontal orientation.
What’s the difference in features between this one and the old 2000?
The main difference mentioned is that the new 2000-watt inverter has a switch to change from 60Hz to 50Hz. This switch allows you to select the frequency that matches the power system you are connecting to, which can be useful in international or specialized applications.
Can these be used in parallel?
Yes, you can use multiple inverters in parallel to increase the power output. However, it might be more cost-effective to purchase a higher-capacity inverter like the 2000-watt or 3000-watt model if you need more power.
How low of a battery charge will this 2000 W inverter continue to supply power?
The performance of your inverter might be influenced by factors like the quality and size of the wiring between the batteries and the inverter. If you are experiencing issues with your current inverter shutting off when the battery voltage drops, it could be due to voltage drop caused by inadequate wiring. Proper wiring with low resistance is essential to ensure the inverter operates correctly.
What is the load and no-load current draw in watts for the 2000W inverter?
The load current draw for the 2000W inverter at maximum power (2000 watts) is approximately 16.6 amps at 120 volts (assuming a 120-volt system). The recommended maximum load is 15 amps.
No-load current draw (the power consumed when the inverter is turned on but not actively powering any devices) is typically much lower, but the specific value is not provided in the information provided.
What size inverter should I buy?
Choosing the right inverter size depends on your power needs. Here are some factors to consider:
- Determine the total wattage of the devices you want to power simultaneously.
- Check the DC voltage rating of the inverter to ensure compatibility with your battery bank voltage.
- Ensure you have enough space for installation and ventilation.
- Consider remote operation options if needed.
Do I need Modified Sine Wave, or Pure Sine Wave?
The choice between Modified Sine Wave and Pure Sine Wave inverters depends on your specific needs:
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Modified Sine Wave inverters are less expensive and suitable for many standard appliances. However, they may not be suitable for delicate electronics or equipment that requires clean power.
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Pure Sine Wave inverters provide clean, stable power similar to utility-supplied electricity. They are suitable for all types of appliances and electronics, including sensitive equipment.
Can I use the Bluetooth Module to monitor the inverter from my phone? Which Bluetooth Module should I buy?
Yes, you can use the Renogy BT-2 Bluetooth Module to monitor the inverter's data from your phone. The BT-2 module is compatible with this inverter and provides a convenient way to access and monitor information remotely.
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