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REDARC Pure Sine Wave Inverter

$27000 USD
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Redarc’s Pure Sine Wave Inverters redefine off-grid power solutions, enabling you to bring the comforts of home on your adventure. Whether you're powering sensitive electronics or heavy-duty appliances, Redarc inverters deliver safe, reliable, and efficient energy for overlanding, RVing, or van-based lifestyles. Here’s everything you need to know to find the right inverter for your setup.

REDARC Inverters at a Glance
  • Range of Power Options: From 400W for small devices to 3000W for heavy-duty appliances.
  • Pure Sine Wave Output: Smooth, efficient power for sensitive electronics.
  • Durability: Operates in extreme temperatures (-4°F to 140°F).
  • Safety Features: Overload, short circuit, and thermal protection.
  • Optional Remote Control: Convenient operation from up to 26 feet away.
  • Compact and Lightweight: Models designed to save space and minimize weight.
Why Choose a Pure Sine Wave Inverter?

Pure sine wave inverters mimic the smooth, wave-like power output of household electricity. Unlike modified sine wave inverters, which can damage sensitive electronics, pure sine wave inverters ensure efficient operation with less heat and noise. This makes them ideal for powering everything from smartphones to microwaves.

Key Benefits:

  • Appliance Protection: Smooth power prevents overheating and ensures longevity of devices.
  • Quiet Operation: Produces less heat and noise than modified sine wave inverters.
  • Versatility: Compatible with sensitive electronics and high-power appliances.
Choosing the Right Inverter Size

Step 1: Calculate Power Needs

Identify the devices you plan to use. Check their wattage requirements, usually listed on the product label. Add 20% to this total for a safety margin.

Step 2: Consider Peak Power Draw

Devices with motors or compressors (e.g., refrigerators) may require a surge capacity higher than their running wattage. Choose an inverter that can handle these peaks.

Step 3: Match Battery Capacity

Ensure your battery system can support the inverter’s power draw. For instance, a 1000W inverter typically requires a 100Ah battery for short-term use. Larger setups may need multiple batteries.

 

Model & Power Rating Surge Capacity Best For Conversion Efficiency
400W 800W Charging phones, laptop, camera, CPAP machine 88%
100W 1750W Coffee machine, portable fridge 92%
1500W 2650W Small AC, hot water heater 91%
2000W 3500W Microwave, refrigerator, air fryer 92%
3000W 6000W Large AC unit, heater, washer/dryer unit 90%

 

Use Case Examples

Traveling in Cold, Remote Climates

If you plan to travel in cold, remote climates and rely on a backup or alternate heating source, such as an electric heater, the 3000W inverter is ideal. It provides enough power for high-demand heating appliances while maintaining reliability in extreme conditions.

Running a Portable Heater and Burner Simultaneously

If you need to use a portable heater and an electric burner at the same time, opt for the 3000W inverter. Its high power capacity ensures both appliances run smoothly without overloading.

Cooking on the Go

If you can’t live without your air fryer, the 2000W inverter is a perfect choice. It offers sufficient power for high-wattage cooking appliances, ensuring your meals are quick and convenient.

Microwaving Off-Grid

For those who need the convenience of a microwave while off the grid, the 2000W inverter provides the necessary power to run most household microwaves efficiently.

Everyday Essentials

For everyday essentials like charging phones, laptops, or running a small coffee machine, the 1000W inverter is a great all-around option.

Lightweight and Compact Needs

For minimalist setups or those prioritizing space-saving, the 400W inverter handles basic electronics like cameras, GPS devices, and CPAP machines with ease.

What Makes Redarc Inverters Stand Out?
  • Reliability: Trusted by overlanders and adventurers worldwide.
  • Premium Engineering: Designed and manufactured with the highest quality materials.
  • Safety Features: Protect your devices and appliances with overload, thermal, and short circuit protection.
  • Compact Design: Optimized for space and weight efficiency.
  • Temperature Performance: Operates reliably from -4°F to 140°F, making them suitable for extreme conditions.
What’s in the Box?
  • Redarc Pure Sine Wave Inverter
  • User Manual
  • Mounting Brackets
  • Input and Output Wiring
  • Optional Remote Control (if selected)
Specifications
  • Power Output: 400W to 3000W
  • Surge Capacity: Up to 6000W
  • Output AC Frequency: 50/60Hz ±0.5% (selectable)
  • Efficiency: Up to 92%
  • Input Voltage Range: 10.5V - 16.5V DC
  • Output Voltage: 100V/110V/115V/120V AC (±5%)
  • Dimensions: Model-specific (see product table)
  • Operating Temperature: -4°F to 140°F
  • Weight: 2.8 lbs to 18 lbs
  • Warranty: 2 Years
Installation

Installing an inverter may seem straightforward, but there are several risks and pitfalls associated with DIY installation:

Risks and Dangers:

  • Electrical Hazards: Incorrect wiring can lead to short circuits, fires, or electric shocks.
  • Battery Damage: Improper installation can overload or drain your battery system, reducing its lifespan.
  • Warranty Voids: DIY installation errors often void manufacturer warranties.

Common Pitfalls:

  • Incorrect Sizing: Miscalculating power needs or battery capacity can lead to underperformance or system failure.
  • Poor Connections: Loose or improper wiring can result in inefficient power delivery or intermittent operation.
  • Insufficient Ventilation: Failing to install the inverter in a well-ventilated area can lead to overheating.

Why Choose Wolf Pack for Installation?

  • Certified Expertise: Our technicians are trained to install Redarc inverters to manufacturer specifications, ensuring optimal performance and safety.
  • Warranty Protection: Professional installation helps preserve your warranty, protecting your investment.
  • Custom Integration: We design seamless setups tailored to your vehicle, maximizing space and functionality.
  • Peace of Mind: With Wolf Pack, you can trust that your inverter is installed safely and efficiently, so you can focus on your adventure.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Can I run multiple appliances simultaneously?

Answer: Yes, as long as the combined wattage of the appliances does not exceed the inverter’s continuous power rating. For example, a 2000W inverter can power a microwave and a small coffee maker simultaneously if their combined draw is under 2000W.

2. What is the difference between pure sine wave and modified sine wave inverters?

Answer: Pure sine wave inverters produce smooth power identical to grid electricity, making them ideal for sensitive electronics. Modified sine wave inverters are less efficient and can cause overheating or damage to certain devices.

3. How do I calculate the battery size for my inverter?

Answer: A general rule is that a 100Ah battery can run a 1000W inverter for about one hour at full load. Adjust your battery size based on the expected usage time and load.

4. Do I need a remote control for my inverter?

Answer: A remote control is optional but recommended for convenience, especially if the inverter is installed in a hard-to-reach location.

5. Can I leave the inverter on when not in use?

Answer: It’s best to turn off the inverter when not in use to conserve battery power, as inverters draw a small amount of current in standby mode.

6. Can Redarc inverters be installed in the engine bay?

Answer: Yes, many Redarc components are designed to operate in harsh environments, including engine bays where conditions are hot, dirty, and subject to vibration. This robust design allows for flexible installation options in various vehicle setups.

7. Are there any issues with Redarc inverters operating in cold weather?

Answer: Some users have reported that earlier models of Redarc inverters experienced operational issues in temperatures below 40°F. However, Redarc has addressed these concerns in newer models. It’s advisable to check the specific operating temperature range of your model to ensure optimal performance in cold conditions.

8. What is the maximum input voltage for Redarc solar controllers?

Answer: Certain Redarc solar controllers have a maximum input voltage of 30V. Using solar panels that produce higher voltages, such as 35V or more, can cause issues with these controllers. It’s crucial to verify the voltage specifications of both your solar panels and the Redarc controller to ensure compatibility and prevent potential damage.

 

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Redarc Inverter Features and Benefits
REDARC

REDARC Pure Sine Wave Inverter

From $27000 USD

Redarc’s Pure Sine Wave Inverters redefine off-grid power solutions, enabling you to bring the comforts of home on your adventure. Whether you're powering sensitive electronics or heavy-duty appliances, Redarc inverters deliver safe, reliable, and efficient energy for overlanding, RVing, or van-based lifestyles. Here’s everything you need to know to find the right inverter for your setup.

REDARC Inverters at a Glance
Why Choose a Pure Sine Wave Inverter?

Pure sine wave inverters mimic the smooth, wave-like power output of household electricity. Unlike modified sine wave inverters, which can damage sensitive electronics, pure sine wave inverters ensure efficient operation with less heat and noise. This makes them ideal for powering everything from smartphones to microwaves.

Key Benefits:

Choosing the Right Inverter Size

Step 1: Calculate Power Needs

Identify the devices you plan to use. Check their wattage requirements, usually listed on the product label. Add 20% to this total for a safety margin.

Step 2: Consider Peak Power Draw

Devices with motors or compressors (e.g., refrigerators) may require a surge capacity higher than their running wattage. Choose an inverter that can handle these peaks.

Step 3: Match Battery Capacity

Ensure your battery system can support the inverter’s power draw. For instance, a 1000W inverter typically requires a 100Ah battery for short-term use. Larger setups may need multiple batteries.

 

Model & Power Rating Surge Capacity Best For Conversion Efficiency
400W 800W Charging phones, laptop, camera, CPAP machine 88%
100W 1750W Coffee machine, portable fridge 92%
1500W 2650W Small AC, hot water heater 91%
2000W 3500W Microwave, refrigerator, air fryer 92%
3000W 6000W Large AC unit, heater, washer/dryer unit 90%

 

Use Case Examples

Traveling in Cold, Remote Climates

If you plan to travel in cold, remote climates and rely on a backup or alternate heating source, such as an electric heater, the 3000W inverter is ideal. It provides enough power for high-demand heating appliances while maintaining reliability in extreme conditions.

Running a Portable Heater and Burner Simultaneously

If you need to use a portable heater and an electric burner at the same time, opt for the 3000W inverter. Its high power capacity ensures both appliances run smoothly without overloading.

Cooking on the Go

If you can’t live without your air fryer, the 2000W inverter is a perfect choice. It offers sufficient power for high-wattage cooking appliances, ensuring your meals are quick and convenient.

Microwaving Off-Grid

For those who need the convenience of a microwave while off the grid, the 2000W inverter provides the necessary power to run most household microwaves efficiently.

Everyday Essentials

For everyday essentials like charging phones, laptops, or running a small coffee machine, the 1000W inverter is a great all-around option.

Lightweight and Compact Needs

For minimalist setups or those prioritizing space-saving, the 400W inverter handles basic electronics like cameras, GPS devices, and CPAP machines with ease.

What Makes Redarc Inverters Stand Out?
What’s in the Box?
Specifications
Installation

Installing an inverter may seem straightforward, but there are several risks and pitfalls associated with DIY installation:

Risks and Dangers:

Common Pitfalls:

Why Choose Wolf Pack for Installation?

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Can I run multiple appliances simultaneously?

Answer: Yes, as long as the combined wattage of the appliances does not exceed the inverter’s continuous power rating. For example, a 2000W inverter can power a microwave and a small coffee maker simultaneously if their combined draw is under 2000W.

2. What is the difference between pure sine wave and modified sine wave inverters?

Answer: Pure sine wave inverters produce smooth power identical to grid electricity, making them ideal for sensitive electronics. Modified sine wave inverters are less efficient and can cause overheating or damage to certain devices.

3. How do I calculate the battery size for my inverter?

Answer: A general rule is that a 100Ah battery can run a 1000W inverter for about one hour at full load. Adjust your battery size based on the expected usage time and load.

4. Do I need a remote control for my inverter?

Answer: A remote control is optional but recommended for convenience, especially if the inverter is installed in a hard-to-reach location.

5. Can I leave the inverter on when not in use?

Answer: It’s best to turn off the inverter when not in use to conserve battery power, as inverters draw a small amount of current in standby mode.

6. Can Redarc inverters be installed in the engine bay?

Answer: Yes, many Redarc components are designed to operate in harsh environments, including engine bays where conditions are hot, dirty, and subject to vibration. This robust design allows for flexible installation options in various vehicle setups.

7. Are there any issues with Redarc inverters operating in cold weather?

Answer: Some users have reported that earlier models of Redarc inverters experienced operational issues in temperatures below 40°F. However, Redarc has addressed these concerns in newer models. It’s advisable to check the specific operating temperature range of your model to ensure optimal performance in cold conditions.

8. What is the maximum input voltage for Redarc solar controllers?

Answer: Certain Redarc solar controllers have a maximum input voltage of 30V. Using solar panels that produce higher voltages, such as 35V or more, can cause issues with these controllers. It’s crucial to verify the voltage specifications of both your solar panels and the Redarc controller to ensure compatibility and prevent potential damage.

 

Inverter Wattage

  • 400W
  • 1000W
  • 1500W
  • 2000W
  • 3000W
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