The JYINS 1500W Modified Sine Wave Solar Inverter provides cost-effective power conversion for medium-demand off-grid and backup applications. With 1500W continuous output and 3000W surge, it powers TVs, lights, small refrigerators, fans, and multiple electronic devices simultaneously. The modified sine wave design offers the best balance of performance and affordability for budget-conscious solar users, RV owners, and homeowners seeking basic backup power. Compatible with 12V and 24V battery systems.
Parameter |
Specification |
Model |
JYM-1500W Series |
Rated Power |
1500W Continuous |
Peak Power |
3000W |
DC Input Voltage |
12V / 24V DC |
AC Output Voltage |
110V/120V or 220V/230V/240V AC |
Output Waveform |
Modified Sine Wave |
Output Frequency |
50Hz / 60Hz ± 2Hz |
No-Load Current |
< 1.0A (12V); < 0.6A (24V) |
Max Efficiency |
> 90% |
USB Output |
5V 2A |
Protection |
Low/High Voltage, Overload, Short Circuit, Over-temp, Reverse Polarity |
Cooling |
Temperature-Controlled Fan |
Dimensions |
280 × 155 × 105 mm |
Weight |
~3.8 kg |
Zhejiang Jingying (JYINS) Electrical Co., Ltd., established in 1993, is a leading manufacturer with over 30 years of expertise in power inverters, solar charge controllers, energy storage systems, and renewable energy solutions. Our 500+ employee factory in Wenzhou, China, serves clients across 50+ countries with ISO9001/CE/SAA/RoHS certified products.
Q: What appliances can a 1500W inverter run?
A: It can run LED/LCD TVs, laptops, lights, fans, small refrigerators (check startup), routers, phone chargers, and small kitchen appliances. Not suitable for air conditioners or large power tools.
Q: Can I use this with a 12V car battery?
A: Yes, but only while the engine is running. For extended use, install a separate deep-cycle battery to avoid draining the starter battery.
Q: How many solar panels do I need?
A: A typical setup: 2-4× 200W solar panels with a 30A charge controller and 100-200Ah battery bank for daily use.
Q: Is modified sine wave safe for my TV?
A: Most modern LED/LCD TVs work fine with modified sine wave. However, very sensitive or older CRT TVs may show interference lines.