Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter, DC to AC Car Inverter with Remote Control, USB Port, LCD Screen & AC Outlets

Reliable Power Anywhere You Go

The Pure Sine Wave Inverter 3500 Watt Power Inverter delivers clean, stable, and efficient power for sensitive electronics and high-demand appliances. Converting DC 12V to AC 120V, it provides 3500W continuous output and 7000W peak surge power — ideal for RVs, trucks, cars, solar power systems, camping trips, and emergency backup.


Clean & Stable Energy for Sensitive Devices

Unlike modified sine wave inverters, this DC 12V to AC 120V Car Inverter ensures smooth, consistent electricity for electronics such as laptops, refrigerators, microwaves, TVs, and medical equipment. The pure sine wave output protects your devices from damage and ensures optimal performance.


User-Friendly LCD & LED Indicators

The built-in LCD display shows input voltage, frequency, output voltage, battery level, waveform, and working status at a glance. LED indicators make it easy to monitor operation in real time, ensuring you always know your inverter’s status.


Remote Control Convenience

Equipped with a high-quality LCD remote controller and a 9.8 ft cable, you can manage your inverter from a distance without leaving your comfort zone. This makes it perfect for RVs, trucks, or solar setups where the inverter may be stored in less accessible areas.


Built for Safety & Durability

Constructed with a tough aluminum alloy shell, this inverter resists heat, cold, and corrosion. Certified with CE, FCC, RoHS, and PSE standards, it features multiple protections — including overheat, overload, short-circuit, and over-voltage safeguards. A temperature-controlled cooling fan activates at 113°F (45°C) to maintain performance with minimal noise.


Versatile Power Applications

Whether you’re on the road, off the grid, or preparing for emergencies, this Pure Sine Wave Inverter 3500W powers your essentials. Ideal for RV, truck, car, solar system, travel, and camping use, it’s also a dependable backup for home power outages.