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title: "Pure Sine Wave Inverter 1500 Watt 12V to 110V 120V AC Surge Peak 3100W For 2 Seconds Power Inverter Built-in UL Fuse PD36W USB-C Port Compatible with Lithium Battery Starlink For Off-Grid Solar Car RV"
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# 1500W continuous power LCD display with real-time status Adjustable input voltage for lithium batteries Pure Sine Wave Inverter 1500 Watt 12V to 110V 120V AC Surge Peak 3100W For 2 Seconds Power Inverter Built-in UL Fuse PD36W USB-C Port Compatible with Lithium Battery Starlink For Off-Grid Solar Car RV

**Brand:** voltworks
**Price:** A$377
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Power your off-grid lifestyle with confidence and style!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Pure Sine Wave Inverter 1500 Watt 12V to 110V 120V AC Surge Peak 3100W For 2 Seconds Power Inverter Built-in UL Fuse PD36W USB-C Port Compatible with Lithium Battery Starlink For Off-Grid Solar Car RV by voltworks
- **How much does it cost?** A$377 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- voltworks enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted voltworks brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Battery-Smart Tech:** 2025 upgraded adjustable input voltage optimizes lithium battery health and extends lifespan.
- • **Built Tough, Built Safe:** Durable aluminum alloy casing with UL-certified components and 8 advanced protections for peace of mind.
- • **Stay Informed, Stay Ready:** Clear LCD display and remote battery monitor keep you in control from anywhere.
- • **Power that Keeps You Ahead:** 1500W pure sine wave output with a 3100W surge peak powers high-demand devices effortlessly.
- • **Charge Fast, Live Connected:** PD36W USB-C and USB-A ports deliver rapid charging for all your essential devices.

## Overview

The VOLTWORKS Pure Sine Wave Inverter delivers 1500W continuous power with a 3100W surge peak, converting 12V DC to stable 110V/120V AC. Featuring a 2025 upgraded adjustable input voltage for lithium battery compatibility, an intuitive LCD display, remote battery monitoring, and fast PD36W USB-C charging, it’s engineered for high-power appliances in cars, RVs, boats, and off-grid solar setups. Built with a rugged aluminum alloy case and UL-certified safety features, it ensures reliable, efficient, and safe power delivery backed by an 18-month warranty and responsive customer support.

## Description

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Review: Quality product with good support - In a sea of look-alike inverters from unknown brands on desertcart, how does one decide what to buy? This is a detailed review of a Voltworks 1500W continuous (3100W 2 sec peak) inverter, why I bought it and how it has performed over the first month. Why Voltworks: I chose this company as it has been around for several years and has an online reputation for producing decent products and standing behind its 18-month warranty. I believe that it also manufactures Giandel and Leesky inverters, offered with slightly different features and prices. Though my inverter has had no problems so far, I asked customer service several questions and received answers within a day or so. “Alice” was clearly not reading from a call-center script, with detailed replies to difficult questions. In the box: The cardboard box has internal foam for protection, and includes the inverter, cables, remote control, spare fuses, and user manual packed neatly. The inverter itself measures approx. 8x13x4”, weighs 8.6 lbs, and appears solidly built — all metal and with heat-disippating fins all around. The 2’ red and black battery cables are paired 16mm2, which works out to almost 2AWG, i.e., better than the 4AWG cables in the desertcart listing. The wired remote control has 4 screws for attachment, 2 each of 2 types for use on different surfaces, and 3 spare 40A fuses are also included. A sheet of paper states that included pads are to be attached to the inverter base plate, but mine came with 4 cushioned pads already installed. Initial start-up: A key thing to remember is that before using it for the first time (or after a long period of no usage), the inverter must be run without a load for 30-60 minutes. This is to allow the capacitors time to charge properly, otherwise one risks the possibility of an explosion or reduced life expectancy. After an initial 30-minute warmup, the inverter did make some sound on the first load test, but quieted down on subsequent trials. Loads tested: I am using it in a house emergency generator system powered by my Toyota Prius, whose 12V circuit can spare a continuous 1200W at best, far below the inverter’s 1500W rated capacity. It is good practice to select an inverter rated 25% above its anticipated load anyway. With some combination of full-size fridge, small space heater, rice cooker, fans and lights (not all at the same time), I tested continuous loads up to 900W and initial surges well above that when appliances were turned on, as measured by a watt meter that shows range. I did not test the USB or hardwired outlets. System controls: The inverter’s low voltage cutoff system worked as stated in the manual, switching off momentarily at the voltage I set and restarting seconds later when the voltage had increased to normal levels. My setup does not need the remote control with 15’ cable, but it worked fine. The inverter’s fans were not noisy, and turned on only when the load or temperature exceeded certain levels. The approx. 1”x4” display has lots of data but was easy to read, and output wattage shown was consistent with that of my external watt meter. Connections: Input cable connections are covered with plastic caps for protection from shorts — a nice touch, though it means that cables to the battery can exit in only one direction if the (optional) caps are used. I spliced an additional cable to the included 3’ 14AWG ground cable and connect it to the earth with an aluminum tent peg. Note that per a Voltworks online video, opening the inverter to replace fuses requires unscrewing the output side plate’s 4 screws and sliding out the center panel of the top plate, after disconnecting the cable feeding the display. I am not sure this will be quite as easy as demonstrated. Potential improvements: * The almost flush, black power switch on the black side plate is hardly visible, especially in low-light emergency conditions, and should be a brighter color. * The 28 page user manual is far better than those of some competitors. However, it does have several errors; I was told that an updated version is being rolled out. * The included battery cables, while adequate, do not match the quality of Voltworks cables I purchased for use elsewhere in my system. Those are rated for 105C, with thicker and better-finished heat shrinks, and smaller 10mm lugs. Conclusion: All in all, I am pleased with this purchase and will rate it 5 stars for initial product quality and responsive customer service. I hope this review has been helpful, and commit to updating it as my experience warrants over the next few years.
Review: 2000 / 4100 watt surge inverter. Looks good for RV use. - Installed this 2000 watt inverter to test and compare to a low frequency 2000 watt pure sine wave inverter. Overall works good. Some positives: low idle power 3 watts vs 40 for the low frequency. Runs an 18 cf refrigerator at 26 watts vs 60 for the low frequency. Haven't tested a 1100 watt microwave yet or tried my air compressor both of which the low frequency run. A few minor negatives: M6 studs for DC input need to be M8 at the smallest. Cables are marginal, I prefer 2/0 when pulling 145 amps to run a 1100 watt microwave.

## Features

- 【1500W Pure Sine Wave Inverter with 3100W Surge Peak Power for 2 Seconds】This is 1500W continuous output power inverter pure sine wave with 3100W surge peak power for 2 seconds, converting 12V DC to 110V/120V AC, very suitable for high-power inductive loads, such as air conditioning, double door refrigerators, water pumps, microwave, and other electric tools. More stable than other peak 3000 watt inverter.
- 【2025 New Upgraded Adjustable Input Voltage function】The new 2025 upgraded pure sine wave power inverter 1500 watts comes with an adjustable input voltage function, making it more compatible with lithium batteries. This capability reduces battery draw, protects battery health, and extends your battery life. (Please refer to the manual to customized input voltage)
- 【LCD Display and Screen Rest】The LCD display shows the batteries status, input dc voltage, output ac voltage, load watts and some protection codes. After one minute of no operation, the LCD screen will shut down. LCD is very convenient to know the usage status of the inverter.
- 【Battery Monitor Remote Controller & USB fast charging】The 15ft 4P4C RJ10 remote controller is more convenient for you to turn inverter on/off far away. Remote battery monitoring helps you know the battery status at any time and avoid battery damage caused by frequent low power. PD36W USB-C and 3.6A USB-A two different types ports are very convenient for us to charge and power smartphones, entertainment devices, small-sized appliances, and other mobile devices, such as floodlights, TVs, laptops, tablets, starlink, etc.
- 【Advanced Inverter Materials】This pure sine wave inverter 1500w chose durable large shell aluminum alloy case, much better the power inverter from drops and bumps, also provides better heat dissipation than other inverters. Built-in ETL listed transformer, UL458 listed fuses, UL458 listed PCB, also protect you from fire and electric shock. And this 1500 watt inverter has been FCC approved, providing advanced anti-interference technology and pure sine wave to your AC appliances such as speaker, radio, and other radio related appliances.
- 【Upgraded 8 Advanced Protections】1500 watt inverter pure sine wave including Reverse polarity protection, Input over-voltage/under-voltage protection, Output short-circuit protection, Over-load protection, Over-temperature protection, Low-input alarm. And 2025 upgraded Low-Output Voltage Protection also provide more stable voltage protection to your loads.
- 【More Widely Used】Widely applications for Indoor and outdoor uses- Ideal for Car, RVs, Boats, and power outage emergencies with this 1500w power inverter, equipped with 2*AC outlets with a 40A hardwire terminal for high power appliances, such as microwave, coffer maker, fridge, pump, laser printer, etc.
- 【What You Get】An 1500w pure sine wave inverter, a 15ft remote controller, a instruction manual, 2 Battery Cables(red and black), a friendly and patient customer after-service. 18-Months Warranty. Product liability insurance is covered by AIG insurance company. And support 24/7 real-person customer service contact.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0DFW45TB3 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #32,901 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #155 in Power Inverters #627 in Car Audio & Video Accessories |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (388) |
| Date First Available | September 2, 2024 |
| Item Weight | 9.9 pounds |
| Item model number | VS-1500SCR |
| Manufacturer | VOLTWORKS |
| Product Dimensions | 13.2 x 8 x 4 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** VOLTWORKS
- **Model Name:** VS-1500SCR
- **Power Source:** Solar and Battery Powered
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Home, Car, Power Outage, Vehicles, Truck, Outdoors, Boat, RV, Trip, Off-Grid Solar
- **Wattage:** 1500 watts

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Quality product with good support
*by C***S on September 1, 2025*

In a sea of look-alike inverters from unknown brands on Amazon, how does one decide what to buy? This is a detailed review of a Voltworks 1500W continuous (3100W 2 sec peak) inverter, why I bought it and how it has performed over the first month. Why Voltworks: I chose this company as it has been around for several years and has an online reputation for producing decent products and standing behind its 18-month warranty. I believe that it also manufactures Giandel and Leesky inverters, offered with slightly different features and prices. Though my inverter has had no problems so far, I asked customer service several questions and received answers within a day or so. “Alice” was clearly not reading from a call-center script, with detailed replies to difficult questions. In the box: The cardboard box has internal foam for protection, and includes the inverter, cables, remote control, spare fuses, and user manual packed neatly. The inverter itself measures approx. 8x13x4”, weighs 8.6 lbs, and appears solidly built — all metal and with heat-disippating fins all around. The 2’ red and black battery cables are paired 16mm2, which works out to almost 2AWG, i.e., better than the 4AWG cables in the Amazon listing. The wired remote control has 4 screws for attachment, 2 each of 2 types for use on different surfaces, and 3 spare 40A fuses are also included. A sheet of paper states that included pads are to be attached to the inverter base plate, but mine came with 4 cushioned pads already installed. Initial start-up: A key thing to remember is that before using it for the first time (or after a long period of no usage), the inverter must be run without a load for 30-60 minutes. This is to allow the capacitors time to charge properly, otherwise one risks the possibility of an explosion or reduced life expectancy. After an initial 30-minute warmup, the inverter did make some sound on the first load test, but quieted down on subsequent trials. Loads tested: I am using it in a house emergency generator system powered by my Toyota Prius, whose 12V circuit can spare a continuous 1200W at best, far below the inverter’s 1500W rated capacity. It is good practice to select an inverter rated 25% above its anticipated load anyway. With some combination of full-size fridge, small space heater, rice cooker, fans and lights (not all at the same time), I tested continuous loads up to 900W and initial surges well above that when appliances were turned on, as measured by a watt meter that shows range. I did not test the USB or hardwired outlets. System controls: The inverter’s low voltage cutoff system worked as stated in the manual, switching off momentarily at the voltage I set and restarting seconds later when the voltage had increased to normal levels. My setup does not need the remote control with 15’ cable, but it worked fine. The inverter’s fans were not noisy, and turned on only when the load or temperature exceeded certain levels. The approx. 1”x4” display has lots of data but was easy to read, and output wattage shown was consistent with that of my external watt meter. Connections: Input cable connections are covered with plastic caps for protection from shorts — a nice touch, though it means that cables to the battery can exit in only one direction if the (optional) caps are used. I spliced an additional cable to the included 3’ 14AWG ground cable and connect it to the earth with an aluminum tent peg. Note that per a Voltworks online video, opening the inverter to replace fuses requires unscrewing the output side plate’s 4 screws and sliding out the center panel of the top plate, after disconnecting the cable feeding the display. I am not sure this will be quite as easy as demonstrated. Potential improvements: * The almost flush, black power switch on the black side plate is hardly visible, especially in low-light emergency conditions, and should be a brighter color. * The 28 page user manual is far better than those of some competitors. However, it does have several errors; I was told that an updated version is being rolled out. * The included battery cables, while adequate, do not match the quality of Voltworks cables I purchased for use elsewhere in my system. Those are rated for 105C, with thicker and better-finished heat shrinks, and smaller 10mm lugs. Conclusion: All in all, I am pleased with this purchase and will rate it 5 stars for initial product quality and responsive customer service. I hope this review has been helpful, and commit to updating it as my experience warrants over the next few years.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 2000 / 4100 watt surge inverter. Looks good for RV use.
*by A***R on January 8, 2026*

Installed this 2000 watt inverter to test and compare to a low frequency 2000 watt pure sine wave inverter. Overall works good. Some positives: low idle power 3 watts vs 40 for the low frequency. Runs an 18 cf refrigerator at 26 watts vs 60 for the low frequency. Haven't tested a 1100 watt microwave yet or tried my air compressor both of which the low frequency run. A few minor negatives: M6 studs for DC input need to be M8 at the smallest. Cables are marginal, I prefer 2/0 when pulling 145 amps to run a 1100 watt microwave.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great inverter and great company
*by K***R on November 13, 2025*

I've had the unit for a little less than a year, and it has worked great for me. I was camping for 3 months and used it every day -- until I accidentally plugged shore power (120v) into the output of the unit, which ruined it. I told Voltworks what happened and they are shipping me a new one, which is awesome because it was my fault, and I told them that. Highly recommend!

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