Iconica 1000W inverter/charger for sale - NOW REDUCED

[Bertietoo]

We have for sale an Iconica 1000W pure sine wave inverter/charger.
The unit is in full working order and 'as new' condition. We have used it for a couple of seasons, but have now upgraded to Lithium and a 2500W unit.
It has a built in 50A solar controller and a 20A mains charger.
Instruction manual included.

Retail price is about £275, we are asking £100 ono.

 

[Bertietoo]

I'm now happy to accept any offer over £50 !

Steve

 

[trevskoda]

Has it got smaller.

 

[Bertietoo]

Trevskoda

The one you show is only an inverter, not an inverter/charger with solar controller- so no comparison

Steve

 

[trevskoda]

Trevskoda

The one you show is only an inverter, not an inverter/charger with solar controller- so no comparison

Steve

Best to have sep units in case of failure, one down all down.

 

[Robmac]

I don't need one personally, but looks a bargain for somebody at £50+.

 

[Sidders]

Best to have sep units in case of failure, one down all down.

Come on Trev ! Give him a break he’s a fully paid up member whos trying to sell something for a good price good luck with your sale Steve.

 

[Fazerloz]

If he had been closer there is a strong chance I might have bought it as a "might come in."

 

[Geek]

Has it got smaller.View attachment 150206

That does have pure sine wave written on the advert, but not on the device.
Either way, it is a certainty that when they say 1000W peak they mean 500W peak, 250W continuous and when they say pure sine wave, they mean modified sine wave.

 

[Bertietoo]

No, you are wrong.
It is definitely a pure sine wave, and 1000W continuous.
We have used it for the last two years in our camper to power kettle, toaster, hair dryer etc all of which were around 750 - 900 watts.

 

[Geek]

Best to have sep units in case of failure, one down all down.

Best not to buy cheap crap off Temu if you don't want stuff that will go wrong.

 

[Geek]

No, you are wrong.
It is definitely a pure sine wave, and 1000W continuous.
We have used it for the last two years in our camper to power kettle, toaster, hair dryer etc all of which were around 750 - 900 watts.

I was commenting on the Temu junk, not your device.

 

[Tezza33]

Best to have sep units in case of failure, one down all down.

If I were in the market for one, I would jump at it. The price of this is £50, which is a bargain; to buy three separate units would cost a lot more, especially of this quality.

 

[marchie]

Best to have sep units in case of failure, one down all down.

As one eider duck said to the other eider duck, who immediately went off in search of the best place to 'ide a duck, without getting a big bill ...

Steve