Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #51811 in Automotive
- Color: Yellow/Black
- Brand: PowerDrive
- Model: RPPD1500
- Dimensions: 7.25 pounds
Features
- Continuous AC power output: 1500 watts; Maximum AC power output (surge): 3000 watts
- Converts 12-volt DC power from your vehicle battery to 110-volt AC power
- Three 3-prong AC outlets and USB port with 5 volts DC output
- Heavy-duty installation cable attaches directly to vehicle battery
- High/low voltage protection; over temp and overload protection
Product Description
You are ready for anything with this super powerful inverter. From TVs and laptops to cell phones and other on-the-road essentials, this compact must-have includes three AC outlets and makes it easy to harness the power of your vehicle is battery to charge or power the electronics you need to keep pace with your active lifestyle. Perfect for professional drivers and a smart idea for family camping or road trips. Sturdy yellow and black casing stands up to the rigors of life on the road. Another great innovation from RoadPro, your trusted travel companion, bringing the comforts of home to on-the-go living. SPECIFICATIONS: Operating AC Voltage (Normal): 105 Volts - 125 Volts AC DC Input Voltage: 10 Volts - 15 Volts DC AC Output Frequency: 60Hz ± 2Hz AC Output Waveform: Modified Sine Wave Battery Drain with no AC Load: 0.50 Amps Efficiency (Maximum): 87 percent Ambient Operating Temp Range: 14º F (-10ºC) - 104º F (40ºC) Low Battery Shut Down Point: 10.5 ± 0.3 Volts DC High Voltage Shut Down Point: 15.5 ± 0.5 Volts DC
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
21 of 21 people found the following review helpful.
By Willard Zim
I am a long haul trucker and I have this installed in my Volvo tractor, I just purchased my second one as the first one needed to be replaced at 1yr, 10 months of heavy use. The fan did quit working , but after all the time I stated above. I use this inverter everyday, all day, as I do all my own cooking in the truck, including making my own coffee. I have a toaster oven in my truck and a hot plate and coffee maker, I have baked in the toaster oven for 2 hours with this inverter. This inverter has saved my alot of money because I do not eat in truckstops at all, I take all my own food with me and stock the refrigerator in the truck. For the price of this inverter and the length of time I got out of it I rated it 5 stars. I don't think you can go wrong with this product. One thing I would like to mention is when you install this inverter use a DC circuit breaker in place of the fuse, because you will trip it occasionally.
16 of 17 people found the following review helpful.
By Madashell
I bought mine 3 years ago at a truck stop. It was $80 then, and I figured it would get me across country back home and then I'd hock it and buy a good one. It has since been in 5 trucks and has ran a 700 watt microwave and a 900 watt electric skillet for 3 years now plus a TV and A little coffee pot. I learned to freakishly oversize the wires to these and almost any of them will work for a good while. I have double 2 Gauge (2 sets) feeding it. The leading cause of 90% of these failing is load wire size. When volts drop-Amps go up in any system. So if your wire is too small it will put incredible stresses on the electronics with raw amps. That is a sure fire way to kill one. I would almost Guarantee that others have ran it on those cheap 4 gauge cables you get at wally world. No dice, and it over thermals or screws up the circuitry and starts acting up. I destroyed my first one, a $400 samlex doing exactly that and It ended up with symptoms I see reviewers talk of on this one.Only about a dozen companies even make inverters. 90% are all the same parts but different covers on them. You can get one from Harbor Freight, Kmart, walmart or Sears and be the same identical unit with different trim and one is all bragged up, the other one is cussed on! That goes for almost everything built nowadays. The cheaper the buyer is on these the sure bet is the cheaper the wire they will buy to feed it.Rule of thumb- NEVER buy a inverter that has a running watts the same size as your intended load. NONE can survive that level of use. Always buy one that is 1/3rd bigger or more than any load you plan to run. Example- I have a 1500 with a 3000 watt surge, the surge is a bogus number so ignore it, I run a max of 1000 watts out of it at any one time. If you have a refrigerator that has a starting watts of 1450 than the inverter you need is a minimum of 2000 running watts (no matter what the SURGE claims are ignore them they are a lie). The surge don't EVER include the small feed wire people use. The wire the manufacturer recommends is generally only the size to cover the Running watts and 20%. My roadpro 1500 will handle a surge of 2000 but unless I put 000 size wire on it it wont ever hit 3000 watts in a surge. Simple math folks 12.5 volts average, and Ohms law. 3000 divided by 12.5 = 240 amps. That's the limits of 00 wire in a DC system @ under 2 feet from the batteries.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By dyoung
purchased this a year ago and it works great with light loads (lights small drills). Does not work well with inductive loads like a refrigerator. I purchased a PowerBright 2300W in place of this and the Powerbright works extremely well with the refrigerator. In fact I have 2 refrigerators hooked up to the Powerbright.
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