Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionCan I monitor and charge devices remotely with this power inverter?

• A:Answer Yes, you can monitor and charge devices remotely with the compatible remote controller.

Q: QuestionDoes this power inverter have surge protection?

• A:Answer Yes, this power inverter has integrated surge protection.

Q: QuestionWhat kind of safety protection does this power inverter offer?

• A:Answer This power inverter includes five levels of safety protection.

Q: QuestionWhat is the continuous power rating of this power inverter?

• A:Answer The continuous power rating of this power inverter is 400 watts.

Q: QuestionWhat kind of warranty comes with this power inverter?

• A:Answer This power inverter comes with a two year warranty for parts and labor.

Q: QuestionDoes this power inverter include cables?

• A:Answer Yes, this power inverter includes heavy-duty direct-to-battery cable and a 12V accessory cable.

Q: Questioncan it be left on forever? and only supply power on demand? for my greenhouse solar project, only running a sprinkler timer. very low amp draw.

Asked 4 years ago by scampsler.

• A:Answer Like all power inverters, the Cobra Pure Sine 400 Watt power inverter will draw some power to operate the internal electronics while it's ON but there is no active load connected to the AC outlet. If the inverter is powered from a solar power source (battery + solar panels etc.) the parasitic current draw (when not used to power an AC device) from the inverter should be factored into your battery capacity budget. The standby or parasitic current draw from the inverter is stated in the user manual but for greater accuracy consider measuring the current draw with a good digital Volt meter (DVM).

  Answered 4 years ago by Cedar Electronics Team

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Q: QuestionWill this invertor charge 18v cordless tool batteries?

Asked 4 years ago by doncrete.

• A:Answer The Cobra PURE SINE 400 W inverter should be able to power the cordless tool battery charger provided the battery charger AC input power requirements do not exceed the inverter output power capabilities. To confirm this, check the battery charger specification label for AC input requirements. If less than 400W then plug it into the inverter and enjoy!

  Answered 4 years ago by Cedar Electronics Team

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Q: Questionso, assuming i have the battery storage to maintain this under a full load for 6 days with zero sun charging.. can the inverter be left on indefinatly? or will it over heat and catch on fire.

Asked 4 years ago by scampsler.