🌟【 New & 8% Off】LiTime 48V 3500 Watt Pure Sine Wave All in One Solar Inverter Charger for Home

I have bought several batteries and accessories from LiTime and have been happy with all. I have started to use my new LiTime inverter and have some problems for buyers to think about when they consider buying. First, the inverter is supposed to be pure sine wave...power wise it works fine for 120 v but when I connect it to my TV I get static/interference on the picture which I believe is caused by a non pure sine wave (for the 60hz output which the TV sincs to). I use my regular power outlets and the TV works fine. This may be a fault with the unit LiTime sent me or a problem with the electronics in the design. Next is the unit is supposed to use 50w of power when inverter is on. I measure it using more than 100w which is not as efficient as other competing units even though LiTime advertises 90% efficiency. Finally, the display is too small and is confusing to read. If they put a larger display with clear annotations of the numbers it would be better. On the positive side I like the packaging and set up instructions. It shows that LiTime took care with their product. The size of the inverter is good and easy to mount vertically. Their batteries are great as I have 12 of them on three different arrays. I hope LiTime will contact me with a fix on the inverter that I have or send me a replacement. I am also hoping LiTime will start to sell a 220v inverter soon as I could use one (assuming they fix the pure sine wave problem). I like how responsive LiTime is to customers and enjoy doing business with them.

This is the latest offering from Li Time. An all-in-one inverter/ charger. Connections seem sturdy. It has M6 terminals for 48v battery connections and comes with 2 awg lugs. Overall a solid all-in-one unit. Only downside side at the moment is, no Bluetooth, but you may be able to use RS485 port for remote monitoring panels.

This is the first ever inverter Ive ever connected. The unit was packaged very well and included the wiring hardware(wires not included) and a printed set up/programming manual. I felt the into price was hard to pass up and fit my personal needs for power outage after a hurricane. Set up was less than 30 minutes for a rookie, I only connected the ac in/out and a server rack battery.
My only complaint so far is the default ac charging Amps is set at 40V. The manual does state this but the menu setting in the software is closer to the back 30 something if i remember. So if you have it plugged in you will most likely trip your standard wall out li before you can change it. Once I changed that setting it went pretty smooth. I topped of my 52 volt server rack battery with no issue.