AIMS Corporation
AIMS Corporation PWRB2500 2500 Watt Inverter
Converts 10-15 V DC to 120 V AC modified sine wave at 60 Hz with 2500 W continuous and 5000 W peak power
- FeaturesBattery terminals are designed to conduct more current there
- 2500 W continuous output runs tools and appliances
- 5000 W surge handles motor start-up spikes
- Modified sine wave with phase correction suits basic loads
- 10–15 V DC input works with standard battery banks
- Bolt-down terminals carry high current with a single cable set
Simple 2500 W Modified Sine Inverter
This 2500 watt modified sine wave inverter supplies 120 V AC from a 10 to 15 V DC source. It suits users who need straightforward AC power for basic loads without the cost of a pure sine wave unit. The aluminium case and pre-slotted mounting plate allow a clean bolt-down installation in a vehicle or fixed location. Dual AC receptacles accept standard plugs and can be expanded with an external splitter if more outlets are required.
Easy Bolt-Down Install With Single Cable Set
Battery terminals are built to carry high current so only one cable set is needed, reducing wiring time and connection points. The on/off switch and permanently running dual fans mean there are no extra controls to configure before use. A common issue is connecting appliances that are sensitive to modified sine wave output, which can cause overheating or malfunction in some motor-driven or medical devices. The auto-reset function clears most fault conditions automatically after a shutdown event.
Sustained 2500 W Output With 5000 W Surge
Continuous operation is rated at 2500 watts with a 5000 watt peak capability for starting loads. Over-temperature and overload protection trigger an alarm and shutdown if limits are exceeded, then auto-reset once conditions return to normal. The modified sine wave maintains 60 Hz frequency within 1 Hz and voltage within 10 percent during steady loads. Always-on dual fans keep the aluminium chassis cool during extended runs.
Highlights
- 2500 W continuous output runs tools and appliances
- 5000 W surge handles motor start-up spikes
- Modified sine wave with phase correction suits basic loads
- 10–15 V DC input works with standard battery banks
- Bolt-down terminals carry high current with a single cable set
Specifications
| Brand | AIMS |
|---|---|
| Features | Battery terminals are designed to conduct more current therefore, only needing one set of cables. Bolt down style. |
Questions about this item
How can I verify the inverter is delivering 120 V AC at 60 Hz after I connect it?
Use a multimeter on the dual AC receptacles; you should read 120 V AC ±10 % and 60 Hz ±1 Hz while the green power LED is lit and the fans are running.
The description says only one set of battery cables is needed — are those cables included or must I buy them separately?
The unit ships with the inverter and a pre-slotted mounting plate; battery cables are not included and must be purchased separately.
I only see one model listed — are there different capacity versions of this 2500 W inverter to choose from?
The PWRB2500 is offered in a single 2500 W continuous / 5000 W surge configuration; no other capacity variants exist for this model.
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