VEVOR 5000W Pure Sine Wave Inverter Charger | 24V DC to 120V AC Power Inverter

The VEVOR 5000W pure sine wave inverter charger is a high-power AC conversion and battery-charging solution for 24V off-grid and backup power systems. It is designed for users who need clean, stable AC power for sensitive electronics and appliances such as refrigerators, medical devices, and tools.

This is a fixed-install system component. It is not a portable power station and does not include batteries or solar panels.

Key Features

• 5000W pure sine wave AC output (120V)
• Designed for 24V battery systems
• Integrated inverter and battery charger
• Multiple operating modes for grid, battery, and generator input
• LCD display with remote monitoring cable

Power & System Requirements (Important)

• Battery system required: 24V lithium or lead-acid battery bank
• Recommended use: large appliances, continuous loads, sensitive electronics
• Solar charging: requires a compatible MPPT charge controller if used off-grid

This inverter charger does not replace a battery or solar charge controller by itself. System sizing and wiring must be planned carefully.

Usage Notes & Expectations

• Designed for RVs, vans, cabins, and backup power systems
• Requires proper ventilation and professional-grade wiring
• Not intended for plug-and-play or casual camping setups
• Pure sine wave output is preferred for refrigerators and sensitive electronics

Shipping Information

Free shipping within the contiguous United States. Estimated delivery: 2–7 business days.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Clean AC power suitable for sensitive and inductive loads
• High output capacity for large appliances
• Integrated charging simplifies system design

Cons (and how to solve them)

• Requires a large battery bank.

  Fix it: Pair with a high-capacity 24V LiFePO₄ battery for stable operation.

  VEVOR 24V 200Ah LiFePO₄ Battery
• Not portable.

  Fix it: If you need a movable solution, consider a portable power station instead.

  Flashfish 560W Portable Power Station
• System planning required.

  Fix it: Review inverter sizing and battery capacity before installation.