Efficient 24V for Compact System Integration and Battery Conservation
Compact 24V Systems for Space-Saving Efficiency
Superior to 12V Systems, the 24V system requires fewer batteries and wires, ensuring a neat, user-friendly setup and cost savings
Power Capacity
Semi-Truck
Boat Trip
4000W Peak Boost for Inductive Loads
Renogy 24V inverter boasts a peak wattage that can comfortably accommodate the surge rating of up to 4000W for inductive loads. To prevent unexpected shutdowns, it's recommended to start common inductive loads such as air conditioners first, allowing them to stabilize before turning on other appliances. This approach helps mitigate the risk of sudden shutdowns caused by inductive loads.
Fans for Semi-Truck Backseats & Enclosed Spaces
Placing the inverter inconspicuously beneath your semi-truck seat not only frees up valuable interior space.
Safeguard Your Boat Trips with GFCI
Embark on your boat trip with peace of mind and confidence, armed with the reliable inverter.
Surpassing Inverters in Excellence
Package Includes
Renogy 2000W 24V Pure Sine Wave Inverter
x 1
Inverter Remote Control
x 1
Inverter Cables
x 2
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there any protection that can prevent shock when using this inverter on a boat?
1. Connect the inverter's ground to the boat's electrical ground, which is typically tied to the boat's grounding plate or the engine’s negative ground.
2. Install GFCI outlets or inline protection on the AC side of the inverter to cut off power in case of current leakage.
3. Use appropriately rated fuses and circuit breakers on both the DC and AC sides of the inverter.
2. Install GFCI outlets or inline protection on the AC side of the inverter to cut off power in case of current leakage.
3. Use appropriately rated fuses and circuit breakers on both the DC and AC sides of the inverter.
What's the difference between a Modified Sine Wave (MSW) inverter and a Pure Sine Wave (PSW) inverter?
The MSW inverter is very noisy and has a rugged waveform which can negatively affect how your appliances work.
On the other hand, the PSW inverter features a cleaner output, with a smooth and consistent waveform that is even cleaner than the grid.
Inductive loads, such as microwave ovens and motors, operate faster, quieter, and cooler when connected to the PSW inverter.
On the other hand, the PSW inverter features a cleaner output, with a smooth and consistent waveform that is even cleaner than the grid.
Inductive loads, such as microwave ovens and motors, operate faster, quieter, and cooler when connected to the PSW inverter.
How many applications can I use simultaneously to avoid tripping?
Loads with a power rating of 2000 watts or less, such as a refrigerator and microwave, can be used. However, it is always recommended to avoid using all loads simultaneously if the combined power consumption exceeds 2000 watts.
Why do my electrical appliances trip？
There are several reasons that may cause trip problems：
1. When multiple appliances are used simultaneously, the combined voltage or current may exceed the inverter's capacity. As a result, the inverter's over-current and over-voltage protection functions may trip for safety reasons.
2. When inductive loads are in operation, it is also important to consider the peak current and voltage of these loads. Common inductive appliances include air conditioners, refrigerators, humidifiers, vacuum cleaners, treadmills, microwave ovens, range hoods, audio equipment, and electric fans, among others.
3.When a certain electrical appliance has a short circuit issue, it may also trip.
4.It may also be caused by loose circuit wiring or poor contact. In such cases, disconnect all circuit breakers and use a screwdriver to individually inspect and tighten the wiring of each circuit breaker.
1. When multiple appliances are used simultaneously, the combined voltage or current may exceed the inverter's capacity. As a result, the inverter's over-current and over-voltage protection functions may trip for safety reasons.
2. When inductive loads are in operation, it is also important to consider the peak current and voltage of these loads. Common inductive appliances include air conditioners, refrigerators, humidifiers, vacuum cleaners, treadmills, microwave ovens, range hoods, audio equipment, and electric fans, among others.
3.When a certain electrical appliance has a short circuit issue, it may also trip.
4.It may also be caused by loose circuit wiring or poor contact. In such cases, disconnect all circuit breakers and use a screwdriver to individually inspect and tighten the wiring of each circuit breaker.
What capacity of battery should a 24V 2KW inverter be equipped with?
Kindly refer to the instruction manual for the relevant details.
