UKC SSK-2000W
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1) Lightweight. 2) Easy to use 3) have discharge protection 4) have short circuit protection 5) there are 2 car fuses 40A each 6) Solid cable with crocodiles 7) compact, even fit in a school backpack without problems 8) no cooler 100% silent 9) Protections work Only with a sound signal 10) there is an audible warning about a nearly discharged battery. 11) It calmly draws out any 220 volt lighting lamps, the modified sine is suitable for all switching power supplies, including for charging gadgets. 1) A very noisy cooler, but I took it out. 2) For me personally, a minus is an audible alarm, but I broke it with a compass, since I don’t need it. 3) 2 small transformers inside, apparently no more than 250 watts each, so I'm sure that there is no declared 1 kW of power there. 4) The USB port built into the inverter does not charge gadgets, 0.1a in total, it is only enough to power USB devices, such as a USB lamp  Егор Тростянков: use UKC SSK-1000W less than month |
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| Price for UKC SSK-2000W | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | UKC SSK-500W | from 660 ₴ | 27 offers | |
 | UKC SSK-1000W | from 830 ₴ | 85 offers | |
 | UKC SSK-1500W | from 1 142 ₴ | 26 offers | |
| UKC SSK-2000W | from 1 178 ₴ | 58 offers | |
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for 12 V, cable (to battery), power: nominal 2000 W, peak 4000 W, pure sine, 2 sockets, USB A
In general, I am satisfied with it, I use it when there is no light, or if I go hiking, I take it with a 12v battery, and I even have a 220 volt outlet in the forest)