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Your cart is empty.As a venerable favorite among off-grid users, Wagon Tech's Pro Line series of power inverters have received a considerable makeover. Starting from the ground up, the new 8, 000 watt inverter received a new SMT circuit board, a glossy exterior coating on the smaller casing, and a massive weight reduction. The new SMT (Surface Mount Technology) circuit boards offer greater reliability, better efficiency, and fewer stray RF emissions over the older PCB (Printed Circuit Boards) and through-hole boards. From there the case volume shrunk almost 54% of the original, and the overall weight was reduced 52%! This makes for one efficient, reliable, beautiful, and lightweight 8, 000 watt inverter in a more compact size! On the front of the Pro Line 8, 000 Watt Inverter you will find the manually operated power switch (On/Off) as well as the jack for the remote power switch (included). 4 conveniently stacked 120V AC outlets capable of providing 1500 watts each are well spaced on the right side of the inverter. Just left of the AC outlets, you will find the LED Over-Load and Over-Temperature warning lights and the Voltage and Amperage level indicators. With the stout AC terminal block just below the Voltage/Amperage Level indicators, you can be certain that your investment is well protected. On the backside of the Pro Line 8, 000 Watt Inverter is the massive cooling fan, the Heavy Duty Solid Mount Positive (Red) Terminal, the Heavy Duty Solid Mount Negative (Black) Terminal, and the Ground-Neutral Bond stud with wing-nut. Both of the Terminals are now Heavy Duty Sold Mounts and come directly out of the case to make connections easier and to avoid the inevitable 90ᵒ bend that the cables make on traditional inverters; causing undue stress and making connections harder. The massive cooling fan is utilized to help keep the inverter cool and operating efficiently. The new Wagon Tech Pro Line Inverters; proving that the best can get better.
Don
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2025
Day 1 easy installation. Running my man cave. TV, fridge, sound system, hot plate.
Miguel Gonzalez
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2025
Esta muy bueno
Ronnie Moore
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2024
Excellent choice in a 12 volt inverter, for the power!! it is still very slim, so it can fit in most tight places that those bulky inverters cannot and has twice the cooling capabilities since it has two cooling fans.
James
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2024
Perfect for my application. I run a 800w space heater off of it with no issues.
Nashota
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2024
This is a small charger with a good kick. It's about a quarter of the size of my first charger but it has 600 more amps and can charge a V8 with juice left over. It comes with all of the accessories too.
David Smith
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2023
I installed this on a small off grid set up to replace a 3000watt inverter I've had for many years. I have it power by a 800AH 12V bank and from the start it fired right up and worked well.... for about 8 hours, then would randomly turn off or lights would go to half brightness. I had it running under a load of about 260 watts when it crapped the bed. I did some slash burning that day along with the box so guess who is both out of luck and pocket. Definity would stay away from this product.
Matt
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2022
I bought this to run a mini-fridge in my camper van. It works great for the fridge but is loud enough to wake me up at night when the fan kicks on, and I'm usually a deep sleeper. In my opinion this is not a good choice for anyone that will be living in an enclosed space with it.
Jon H.
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2019
I have an RV with a 7.3 cubic feet Danby refrigerator-freezer, that runs on 120 volts AC. Occasionally, we like to dry camp, so electric hookups are not available. I used the Danby as a replacement for an old propane+12v/120v RV fridge. I have a large coach battery for my rig, about the size of 3 regular car batteries put together. As a trial, I hooked the Slim Line 800 Inverter using the provided cables to my RV battery as a test, and ran a short extension cord to my Danby fridge. The fridge powered-up no problem, and ran it for 4 hours until the fridge was down to the proper temps. The needle on my coach battery gauge didn't even move. I will need to run heavy battery cable from my battery compartment to my refrigerator compartment, where the Slim Line 800 Inverter will be permanently installed. So far so good. The fridge was about $350, this Inverter was about $90, plus the battery cables is a very cheap and practical solution to an expensive 2- or 3-way dedicated RV fridge replacement which can cost well over $1500. Update: After mounting the inverter in the refrigerator compartment and running thick battery cables about 20 feet to the coach battery compartment with a 100 amp circuit breaker, I tested the inverter with a fully charged battery. The refrigerator ran from start-up for 48 hours. The battery indicator was just below 12 volts. The inverter probably could have run the refrigerator another 24 to 48 hours before reaching the 10 volt shut off threshold. Very impressed with this inverter.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on August 30, 2017
powerfull and reliable
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