One thing I have learned about inverters, never get one rated for the load you need, get one that is rated higher. They are not built to run at max load for long periods of time. Example, if your load is around 1000 watts get a 2000 watt inverter. It will handle it much better and last a lot longer. You could possibly get by with a 1500 watt inverter but I would try to double the rating of the constant load just to be safe.
I can say I have had no problems with any bluetti unit I have had. Only 2, one of the first models they no longer make and the one you have there. So far it is good. If you do get another inverter the cnswipower one has good ratings and seems good for the price. I just got the 3200 watt one and ran an induction cooker until the battery voltage dropped to low with no issue at 1200 watts. It is going to be going into my trailer with my solar system to run a window unit, microwave and induction cooker. Turning one into a camper. Going to do further tests once I get enough sun to recharge the battery by solar.
Look into the CN SwiPower inverters! They are priced very well and have a built in soft start! Which would work good for you if your trying to run AC off your Power queen battery
One thing I have learned about inverters, never get one rated for the load you need, get one that is rated higher. They are not built to run at max load for long periods of time. Example, if your load is around 1000 watts get a 2000 watt inverter. It will handle it much better and last a lot longer. You could possibly get by with a 1500 watt inverter but I would try to double the rating of the constant load just to be safe.
well this one didn't even give me a chance. It was error 57 from the first time I powered it. But I do agree oversizing inverters works much better.
I can say I have had no problems with any bluetti unit I have had. Only 2, one of the first models they no longer make and the one you have there. So far it is good. If you do get another inverter the cnswipower one has good ratings and seems good for the price. I just got the 3200 watt one and ran an induction cooker until the battery voltage dropped to low with no issue at 1200 watts. It is going to be going into my trailer with my solar system to run a window unit, microwave and induction cooker. Turning one into a camper. Going to do further tests once I get enough sun to recharge the battery by solar.
I have that same one and it's been great.
Look into the CN SwiPower inverters! They are priced very well and have a built in soft start! Which would work good for you if your trying to run AC off your Power queen battery
Well I’m already $1200 into the EG4 and it’s a 48v inverter. The PQ is 12v and only gonna run that AC for 2.5 hours regardless of inverter.
buy american.... anything from china with break a week to a yr...
It’s a talk order. All LFP cells and BMS modules are made in China. Even American battery companies use Chinese parts.