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Rectangular silver anodised aluminium inverter with LCD screen and cables

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Value Brand 3000 W 6000 W 12 V to 110/120 V AC LCD Cable Car RV EDECOA power inverter

SKU CH-WQMX-AJWWG

Converts 12 V DC to 110/120 V AC with 3000 W continuous and 6000 W peak output, featuring LCD monitoring, multiple protections and automatic restart after voltage recovery

  • 3000 W continuous power runs demanding RV appliances
  • 6000 W peak handles motor start-up surges
  • 88 % efficiency at no load extends battery run-time
  • 5 A quiescent draw preserves charge when idle
  • Anodized aluminum casing dissipates heat in tough environments

What this inverter powers

This 12 V DC to 110/120 V AC unit delivers 3000 W continuous and 6000 W peak output. It suits RV, solar, emergency, garden, caravan, vessel and off-grid setups that run resistive loads from a 12 V battery bank. The modified-wave output and 60 Hz frequency match standard North American mains for compatible appliances.

Limits of the modified-wave output

Efficiency reaches 85 % at 80 % load and 88 % with no load, while idle draw sits at 0.5 A. Input voltage must stay near 12 V; automatic shutdown triggers on low or high voltage, and the unit restarts when voltage returns to 12.6 V. Modified-wave form means sensitive electronics, inductive motors or medical devices may not operate correctly or could be damaged.

Installing the inverter and common issues

Anodised aluminium casing aids heat dissipation, and a flame-retardant cover protects the input terminals. Connect heavy-gauge cables directly to the battery, observe polarity, and mount where airflow reaches the case. Common problems include undersized wiring causing voltage drop, exceeding the 3000 W continuous rating, and expecting pure-sine performance from a modified-wave unit.

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Should I buy the 3000 W or the 6000 W version?

The inverter delivers 3000 W continuous output and can handle 6000 W surge; choose based on whether your loads need steady power or brief peaks.

What does the 3000 W rating mean when I run appliances from it?

You can draw up to 3000 W of modified-wave AC continuously from a 12 V battery, with 88 % conversion efficiency and only 0.5 A no-load draw.

The 12 V input and 110/120 V output — what do they limit in practice?

Input must stay near 12 V; the unit shuts down below that and auto-restarts at 12.6 V, while output is fixed at 60 Hz modified sine wave for resistive loads.

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