Product Summary:
Currently building a power system of your own? Or maybe you’re a veteran homesteader looking to expand the 12V system you have. No matter where you are on the path to energy independence, we’ve got the components to keep you moving forward. With this 2000W, Pure Sine Inverter & Charger from AIMS Power®, your solar-powered home, off-grid homestead, solar-equipped RV or camper van, commercial UPS system, mobile power setup, or backup UPS will be operating at peak efficiency, and ensuring your power is readily available when or wherever you need it.
With robust features, setting selectability, and extensive protections, the AIMS Power® 2kW Inverter & Charger is one of the safest, most reliable, most versatile, and most essential inclusions for any energy enthusiast looking to set up or upgrade their power system.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a transfer switch on an inverter?
A transfer switch automatically moves your loads between shore power and battery power. When AC is present, the unit passes it through and charges the battery. When it disappears, the switch flips to inverter mode in 10ms or less, so your fridge and electronics stay on without a visible interruption.
Do I need an inverter charger or just an inverter?
If you ever connect to shore power, a generator or grid, an inverter charger is the better buy. It inverts, charges and transfers in one box, rather than needing a separate charger and manual switching. If you charge purely from solar and never plug in, a plain inverter is enough.
Can an inverter charger run on shore power?
Yes. In bypass mode the unit passes incoming AC directly to your loads while its 70A charger replenishes the battery at the same time. When shore power drops out it switches to battery within 10ms, which is why it works as a UPS for an off-grid or backup setup.
What size inverter charger do I need for an off-grid cabin?
2,000W continuous with a 6,000W surge covers a small cabin running lights, a fridge, a well pump and general outlets. The surge headroom matters more than the continuous rating for pumps and compressors, which draw several times their running watts at startup.
What surge can this inverter charger handle?
It is rated for 2,000W continuous with a 6,000W surge for up to 20 seconds. That headroom is what starts motors: well pumps, compressors and power tools all spike well above their running draw for a moment, and an inverter without surge capacity will fault out instead of starting them.
Aims 2000 Watt Pure Sine Inverter Charger with Transfer Switch
