The JYINS 5000W Modified Sine Wave Solar Inverter delivers cost-effective high-power DC-to-AC conversion for demanding off-grid and backup power applications. With a robust 5000W continuous output and 10000W surge capability, it handles heavy loads including power tools, pumps, refrigerators, and multiple appliances simultaneously. The modified sine wave design offers an optimal balance of performance and affordability, making it the best-selling inverter for residential solar, RV, and construction applications.
Parameter |
Specification |
Model |
JYM-5000W Series |
Rated Power |
5000W Continuous |
Peak/Surge Power |
10000W |
DC Input Voltage |
12V / 24V / 48V DC |
AC Output Voltage |
110V/120V or 220V/230V/240V AC |
Output Waveform |
Modified Sine Wave |
Output Frequency |
50Hz / 60Hz ± 2Hz |
No-Load Current |
< 1.5A (12V); < 0.8A (24V); < 0.4A (48V) |
Max Efficiency |
> 90% |
USB Output |
5V 2A |
Protection Functions |
Low/High Voltage, Overload, Short Circuit, Over-temp, Reverse Polarity |
Cooling |
Temperature-Controlled Intelligent Fan |
Dimensions |
390 × 210 × 130 mm |
Weight |
~8.5 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 5000W modified sine wave inverter run?
A: It can run most household appliances including refrigerators, microwaves, TVs, computers, lights, fans, power tools, and pumps. However, sensitive medical equipment and some laser printers may require pure sine wave.
Q: What's the difference between modified and pure sine wave?
A: Modified sine wave is more affordable and works with 90%+ of appliances. Pure sine wave is recommended for sensitive electronics, medical equipment, and inductive motor loads for optimal performance.
Q: How many batteries do I need for this 5000W inverter?
A: For 12V: at least 4×200Ah deep-cycle batteries. For 24V: 2×200Ah. For 48V: 1×200Ah. Runtime depends on battery capacity and load.
Q: Can I connect solar panels directly?
A: No, solar panels must connect through a solar charge controller to the battery bank. The inverter draws from the battery.