Offroad Living Allspark 12v 2000W Pure Sein Wave Inverter

• Ultra-Compact Design: The AllSpark Inverter is designed to fit seamlessly into tight spaces, making it perfect for RVs, boats, trucks, and even off-grid cabins. Its compact size does not compromise its powerful performance.
• Rugged Anodized Aluminium Housing: Durability meets style with the rugged aluminium housing.
• Designed to withstand tough conditions, this inverter is built to last, providing you with dependable power for all your adventures.
• 4000w Peak Start-Up Power: With a peak start-up power of 4000w, this inverter handles high surge loads effortlessly, allowing you to power heavy-duty appliances and devices with ease.
• 2500w Overdrive Capability: Allows you to run combined loads for shorter durations, depending on the ambient temperature. i.e. on a cold night you can run 2500 Watts.
• Onboard Dual Digital Display: Stay informed and in control with the built-in voltage display. Monitor battery voltage & AC voltage and fault codes at a glance, ensuring your power supply remains stable and reliable.
• Remote LCD switching panel: With a 5m cable and power status/error indication to allow you to flush mount this control panel in any panel 3mm to 20mm thick. This means you can place your inverter out of sight (under a bed, in a cupboard, under a seat), and still easily turn the unit on and off when power is required. Comes with a protective box on rear of panel and mounting screws (template provided in manual).
• Dual 3 pin Australian Sockets
• Extensive Protection Systems: For high and low voltage, over current, high temperature, short circuit and reverse polarity protections to prevent damage to the unit in case of incorrect use.
• Very low no load draw: Just 0.8A when idle meaning it wont drain your battery should you forget to turn the unit off.
• Intelligent brushless cooling fans and high efficiency: Designed to withstand the hard
• Australian conditions with high efficiency due to the integrated heat syncs.

3 year manufacturers replacement warranty

Do I need circuit protection for installation?

Yes, you will need a 200A circuit breaker for installation with a minimum cable size of 0B&S (50mm2) or larger if more than 2.5m

Whilst you can go with a 200A mega fuse, we recommend the AllSpark 200A Circuit Breaker as it allows you to isolate via the push-to-trip function, and also can be re-set should an overload event occur (without blowing a fuse, which can be costly and inconvenient to replace).

What will it run?

Our AllSpark 2000 Watt Pure Sine Wave Inverter will run continuously at 2000 watts unlike some cheap brands that claim they can, but struggle to provide half that output.

Any 240v device that you can plug in at home will run on this Inverter.

Coffee machine - generally around 1300-1600w
Microwave - 800 - 1800w
Kettles - up to 2000w
Toaster - 800w to as high as 2000w
Laptops - most run between 60w and 180w
Hair Dryer - up to 2000w
Air conditioner - caravan AC's are generally around 1400-1600w
Any other 240v devices - Anything you need that's under 2000w - drones, cameras, computers, IT equipment, cordless tool chargers etc.

Will this run my microwave?

YES - The AllSpark PRO series 2000/4000W Pure Sine Wave Inverter will run at 2000w continuous output until the battery goes flat and 4000w as a start-up wattage.

Microwaves have 2 key numbers to take into account - the watts of cooking power, eg. many caravan microwaves are 800W, and the total input power, which is the total power that the microwave consumes from your battery.

Whilst it may have 800W of cooking power, it still uses more power to spin the turn table, run the control panel, internal light and fan etc, which makes up the rest of the power consumption. So before sizing an inverter, you need to check the input power (not the cooking watts) which is more likely 1200w for a 800w cooking power model.

For many microwaves there is 30-50% more to get to the input power above the cooking power. You may need to check your manual or online for the full specifications of your microwave.

Will my existing battery power this Inverter?

Simple answer is - many will but not all. A 2000 watt inverter is a very high power device for a 12v system. It's the largest inverter we recommend running on AGM batteries @ 12v unless you have very large battery banks (over 300ah) or with Lithium batteries specifically designed for high current applications like our AllSpark LiFePO4 batteries.

2000 watts at 12v is 166 Amps, however for an inverter to convert DC power to AC power, there is a conversion loss and as such will draw more power from the DC source than the power it converts it to. Therefore a 2000w output load will draw approximately 175 Amps from the batteries (2000w / 95% conversion efficiency = 2105w / 12V = 175 Amps).

It requires a minimum of 0 B&S cable with and a 200A circuit breaker or midi/mega fuse under 2.5m long or 2/0 B&S cables if over 2.5m in length to avoid excess voltage drop. A single AllSpark LiFePO4 battery will power this inverter by itself. Most LiFePO4 batteries on the market need 2 or more batteries in parallel to provide this much power.

Premium AGM batteries like Fullriver 120ah will provide sufficient power but only give you about 20 mins runtime at full power. Cheaper AGM batteries may struggle to provide sufficient power and will suffer from Voltage sag and may initiate the low voltage protection mode of the inverter. In this case, you need 2 batteries in parallel or upgrade to an AllSpark LiFePO4. The amount of storage you need comes down to how long you want to run for.

Error Codes

E1 - Beep once a time Battery low voltage protection - Turn off the load, and then charge the battery.
E2 - Beep twice a time Battery over voltage protection - Turn off the inverter, discharge the battery to reduce the battery voltage.
E3 - 4 beeps a time Over heat protection Disconnect the load from the inverter, connect it to the inverter again after the inverter cools down.
E4 - No alarm Communication error - Contact Offroad Living
E11 - Continuous beep Short circuit protection Disconnect the load, check the wiring of both the inverter and the load appliance
E12 - 3 beeps a time Overload protection Reduce the load power capacity.
E13 - No alarm Under high voltage Contact Offroad Living
E14 - No alarm Over high voltage Contact Offroad Living
E15 - No alarm Driver error Contact Offroad Living