New, never used, but no original packaging "1000W 12V Pure Sine Wave Inverter with Power Saving Mode (New Edition)"
www.renogy.com
I bought this one month ago from Renogy.com. I am building a Chevy Astro camper and realized this thing is way too big for my setup, it's so bulky. Plus, I have everything I need running on DC, so I no longer "need" this. I'd like to get rid of this and buy a small inverter that plugs into a 12v socket instead for my occasional use.
I have never powered this unit up. I have no original packaging for it, I threw it out after it arrived in the mail. However, it comes with everything the original package included... the inverter, 4ga cables, manual, and remote. Renogy sells this for $230 + tax. I will let this go for $190 shipped (continental US). Venmo preferred, or $190 + you pay fees if paying with paypal.
I would love to post pictures, but this board is telling me the images are to large, even after resizing them down to 85 kb a piece. Jpg files, nothing goofy. What the heck is the max image size then, that's already small enough. I can send images to you by PM (maybe??) or maybe there is some other way to add photos?
1000W 12V Pure Sine Wave Inverter with Power Saving Mode (New Edition)
The new Renogy 1000W Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter transforms the DC power stored in batteries into standard household AC power for consumer electronic needs.
www.renogy.com
I bought this one month ago from Renogy.com. I am building a Chevy Astro camper and realized this thing is way too big for my setup, it's so bulky. Plus, I have everything I need running on DC, so I no longer "need" this. I'd like to get rid of this and buy a small inverter that plugs into a 12v socket instead for my occasional use.
I have never powered this unit up. I have no original packaging for it, I threw it out after it arrived in the mail. However, it comes with everything the original package included... the inverter, 4ga cables, manual, and remote. Renogy sells this for $230 + tax. I will let this go for $190 shipped (continental US). Venmo preferred, or $190 + you pay fees if paying with paypal.
I would love to post pictures, but this board is telling me the images are to large, even after resizing them down to 85 kb a piece. Jpg files, nothing goofy. What the heck is the max image size then, that's already small enough. I can send images to you by PM (maybe??) or maybe there is some other way to add photos?
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