1000w invertor For Sale

[zipnolan]

NOW SOLD ..........


ta ................... john

ps..... also x4 heavy duty ratchet straps (HGV type), make an offer for 1 or all, postage extra.

 

[Neckender]

I wished I'd have known earlier Zip, as earlier to-day I've brought the very same model off ebay.

John.

 

[zipnolan]

may I ask what you paid ?

 

[Neckender]

£59-99p plus postage.

 

[zipnolan]

seems a good price, I would certainly sell mine for £55 and that includes the postage (uk only).

 

[Firefox]

I'm not in the market, but I bought mine from Maplins for £80 or so about a year back.

I use it every day of the year.

Someone was trying to hawk one off for £120-£130 recently, claiming it was the going rate. Anywhere from £60-£90 + postage seems fair to me.

 

[zipnolan]

I'm not in the market, but I bought mine from Maplins for £80 or so about a year back.

I use it every day of the year.

Someone was trying to hawk one off for £120-£130 recently, claiming it was the going rate. Anywhere from £60-£90 + postage seems fair to me.

NOW SOLD THANKS TO mARK dEWEY.

 

[Lorry Ball]

Modified sine wave inverters are fairly cheap, but they can make chargers overheat, or florescent lights buzz or even interference lines on your 240v TV.
OK for microwaves, fridges etc.

Pure sine wave inverters are normally twice the price, and are better quality. with less possible damage to electronic bits and pieces.

I used a 24v 1000w modified sine wave inverter on 2 security lights on my camper/bus (150w 240v) (I do security work sometimes and use my bus as my base) and after about an hour both IR sensors overheated and buggered up.

Some inverters also include chargers, so when plugged in to the mains, charges the vehicle battery's and supply's 240v at the same time, but these cost even more!

I now have a 24v 1400v Pure sine wave inverter with internal charger, off ebay for £130,

Lorry