--- product_id: 19507878 title: "GoWISE Power PS1004 3000W Continuous 6000W Surge Peak Power Pure Sine Wave Inverter with Starter Cables and 4 Output Sockets, Updated Model, Grey, Standard" brand: "gowise" price: "4078.65 DT" currency: TND in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Go Wise" url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/19507878-gowise-power-ps1004-3000w-continuous-6000w-surge-peak-power-pure store_origin: TN region: Tunisia --- # 3000W continuous power Ideal for cars, boats & camping 5-layer advanced protection GoWISE Power PS1004 3000W Continuous 6000W Surge Peak Power Pure Sine Wave Inverter with Starter Cables and 4 Output Sockets, Updated Model, Grey, Standard **Brand:** gowise **Price:** 4078.65 DT **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > ⚡ Power up your adventures with confidence and style! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** GoWISE Power PS1004 3000W Continuous 6000W Surge Peak Power Pure Sine Wave Inverter with Starter Cables and 4 Output Sockets, Updated Model, Grey, Standard by gowise - **How much does it cost?** 4078.65 DT with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/19507878-gowise-power-ps1004-3000w-continuous-6000w-surge-peak-power-pure) ## Best For - gowise enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted gowise brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Surge Power Ready:** Instant 6000W peak to handle heavy startup loads - • **Compact & Portable:** Sleek grey design fits seamlessly in any mobile or emergency setup - • **Built-In Safety Suite:** Thermal, overload, voltage protections keep you worry-free - • **Multi-Device Friendly:** 4 output sockets including USB for versatile charging - • **Pure Sine Wave Precision:** Stable, low-distortion power for sensitive electronics ## Overview The GoWISE Power PS1004 is a robust 3000W continuous / 6000W surge pure sine wave inverter designed for reliable AC power conversion from 12V DC sources. Equipped with 4 output sockets (3 AC + 1 USB), advanced 5-fold protection systems, and low harmonic distortion (<3%), it’s perfect for powering sensitive electronics during camping, boating, or emergencies. Compact, portable, and backed by a 1-year warranty, it ensures efficient, safe power wherever you go. ## Description Go WISE power inverter is an advanced tool of power conversion. It can supply you with AC power converted from a DC power source. It can be used in cars, vessels, during camping and in power failure emergencies. Pure Sine inverters are a stable power source with 3000W continuous power and 6000W surge power with low harmonic distortion. This inverter is an excellent tool to use during power failure emergencies and s maximum efficiency with computers, sensitive equipment and more. Compact and portable, this inverter can be used on worksites, boats, cars, camping or for permanent use. The PS1004 features 5 kinds of protection systems: Thermal protection, Overload protection, Over Voltage protection, Under Voltage protection, Low Voltage protection alarm. Inverter also comes with an LED light that indicates the problem. Your purchase comes with black and red cables with ring terminals, a remote switch, an inverter with 3 AC sockets and 1 USB port 5V, and a detailed instruction manual. Cut off the load and keep it cool naturally for 10 to30 minutes. Restart it after it returns to normal temperature. The load power is too large and reduce the total load power to the range of rated power. Avoid blocking the vent and improve the ventilation condition. Reduce the ambient temperature.Outlet Sockets: 4 (3 AC, 1 USB)Powering units that has a higher power voltage than the inverter. The inverter will not uphold the power for long for big units such as refrigerators, air conditioners, and microwaves and the inverter will go into protection mode if the inverter's voltage reaches 10 volts or lower. If customers are powering big units, they would need two inverters to uphold the power. Detail page is correct. Review: Runs my window AC with no problems. - Power Tech-On 3000/6000 12v inverter. 08/07/17 - Initial setup and testing. Set up with 4 Trojan T105RE batteries in 12v configuration. Using 0/1 AWG wire and lugs. From the batteries to the inverter, is 3 feet. Positive lead has a 250 amp fuse and 300 amp disconnect. Turned on 12v and then the inverter. Kill-a-Watt metter showed 115v. Connected a 1/2" heavy duty Black and Decker drill. The inverter didn't even know it was there. Next up, a 700 watt microwave oven. Same results, the inverter powered the microwave oven happily. Now for the big one, a small GE window AC unit. Rated surge at 9.5 amps, running on high 4.5 amps per the label on the side of the AC. Connected up, flip the switch to high cool and away the AC unit went, dumping cold air. I let it cycle a few times and every time it started back up, there was no issue. I did not have to use the slow start up process. The inverter was fully running, surged to 9.5 amp, and then dropped to 4.5 amp for continual run. Those who are having trouble with this inverter running heavy loads either have a defective unit or they are using incorrect wire size/length. I learned really quickly about how important wire size is with low voltage DC. I have a duct fan that at about 3 foot of 10 AWG wire runs like a screaming eagle. I put it on 12 foot of the same wire and lost around 20% of the fans capability. The fan pulled 6 amps. If you're going to run anything that will use the full potential of this inverter, you CANNOT use the included DC cables, they are much too small. I take the inverter up to my ranch property in Sepember and will use it to power my travel trailer off my solar power system. I'll post if there are any issues. So far I'm pleased with the results. I would like to see the same meters added to this unit that are in my Ramsond 1500 inverter (battery voltage/AC watts draw) which makes a quick glance all that is needed to see if the system is OK. With this inverter I'll be adding an external battery metter and I'll use my Kill-a-Watt meter to monitor the current pulled. UPDATE: 07/13/2018 - I recently returned from a 4th of July week with my travel trailer. During the time there this inverter worked perfectly. In fact one night while running the TV, several lights, the microwave oven, a couple of fans, a refrigerator and freezer everything went dead! Luckily in places like this and especially at night, I carry a flashlight. After some searching around I had found that the inverter wasn't the issue. The 250 amp fuse which I have inline to protect the inverter had blown. Replacing the fuse resolved the issue and the inverter powered up and ran fine. Calculating out, I figured I was pulling just around 200 amp DC, which shouldn't have blown the fuse, but it did. The good is that the inverter was having no problem providing 20 amp AC at 115 volts. My next trip is in November when I plan on doubling the 0/1 cable from the batteries to the inverter (both with 250 amp fuses). This should resolve any issues with pulling so much current from the batteries. I'm still very pleased with this inverter. It's working great. Review: Runs anything on my RV, even the AC! - Ordered this to replace the MSW Duracell Inverter (Xantrex) I had installed some time ago in my RV. The old inerter never worked well, and could not ever support it's rated load. I looked at this as a low cost option to replace that old inverter that went into unexplained intermittent restarts under any type of load, it became too annoying to use. I tested this unit last eve, before I do final install.. I want to verify it works.. IT DOES. In fact, it is frankly amazing. I gave it a full load test, even started the RV AC (a brief beep of complaint, then AC compressor comes to life) and I ran it for awhile, trying to get this thing to heat up so I can hear the fans kick in.. It ran, and ran, and barely got warm.. then I ran 1200W water heater, 750W space heater, 300W fridge, at same time.. finally, the fans kicked on for about 30 seconds (actually barely audible, so that is another plus), then they shut off while still under load.. it was barely warm to the touch, and the entire time the voltage was in the green band on my AC side volt meter.. This is an amazing value for what it is capable of doing. I'm looking forward to having a unit that actually WORKS for a change.. Definitely recommend this unit. NOTE, DC current is a must, I have 2 NEW Group 29 size Deep Cycle batteries to run this thing, be sure to have plenty of DC side power, and good, clean, tight connections with large (or doubled up standard) cables. If you use those provided in the box, use BOTH red and black, and tighten the connectors with pliers.. the AMPS on the DC side will always be critical to large AC side loads this thing is capable of supporting. ## Features - GoWISE Power PURE SINE Power Inverter 3000W Continuous/6000W Surge, 12V DC to 120V AC w/ Black and Red Cables w/ Ring Terminals, Remote Switch, 5 kinds of Protection Systems and 4 Output Sockets - Ideal use in cars, vessels, and for power failure emergencies and s maximum efficiency with computers, sensitive equipment, and more - 5 Protection systems: Thermal protection, Overload protection, Over Voltage protection, Under Voltage protection, Low Voltage protection alarm - Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) <3%; Soft start low interference tech and temperature control cooling fan. Output Voltage: AC 120V; Frequency: 60Hz - Before purchasing, check the maximum amperage of the intended battery. It is the responsibility of the consumer to be knowledgeable on the specifications of the battery and its compatibility with GoWISE Power Inverters. If unknown, we recommend reaching out to the battery manufacturer. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0131PZ9J2 | | Antenna Location | Car, Camping, Boat, Worksite, Recreational Vehicle, Travel | | Best Sellers Rank | #387,837 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #454 in Power Inverters | | Brand | GoWISE | | Built-In Media | Remote, Wire Gauge | | Color | Grey | | Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 565 Reviews | | Electrical Output Waveform | Pure Sine Wave | | Energy Specifications Met | ETL | | Frequency | 60 hertz | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00687077004027 | | Input Voltage | 12 volts | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 22"L x 9.3"W x 4"H | | Item Type Name | PS1004 3000W Continuous 6000W Surge Peak Power Pure Sine Wave Inverter with Starter Cables and 4 Output Sockets, Updated Model | | Item Weight | 9.9 pounds | | Manufacturer | GoWISE Power | | Mfr Part Number | PS1004 | | Model Name | PS1004 | | Model Number | PS1004 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Outlets | 4 | | Output Power | 3000 watts | | Output Voltage | 120 volts | | Peak Output Power Watts | 6000 | | Power Source | Battery Powered | | Recommended Uses For Product | Car, Camping, Boat, Worksite, Recreational Vehicle, Travel | | Standby Power Shutoff | High Efficiency | | UPC | 786362242479 687077004027 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Warranty Description | 1 year limited warranty | | Wattage | 6000 watts | ## Product Details - **Brand:** GoWISE - **Model Name:** PS1004 - **Power Source:** Battery Powered - **Recommended Uses For Product:** Car, Camping, Boat, Worksite, Recreational Vehicle, Travel - **Wattage:** 6000 watts ## Images ![GoWISE Power PS1004 3000W Continuous 6000W Surge Peak Power Pure Sine Wave Inverter with Starter Cables and 4 Output Sockets, Updated Model, Grey, Standard - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71HipypmZVS.jpg) ![GoWISE Power PS1004 3000W Continuous 6000W Surge Peak Power Pure Sine Wave Inverter with Starter Cables and 4 Output Sockets, Updated Model, Grey, Standard - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71+bNb654dS.jpg) ![GoWISE Power PS1004 3000W Continuous 6000W Surge Peak Power Pure Sine Wave Inverter with Starter Cables and 4 Output Sockets, Updated Model, Grey, Standard - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61C4fayY2+S.jpg) ![GoWISE Power PS1004 3000W Continuous 6000W Surge Peak Power Pure Sine Wave Inverter with Starter Cables and 4 Output Sockets, Updated Model, Grey, Standard - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71fuI5z9HrS.jpg) ![GoWISE Power PS1004 3000W Continuous 6000W Surge Peak Power Pure Sine Wave Inverter with Starter Cables and 4 Output Sockets, Updated Model, Grey, Standard - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71vom-Qz7cS.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Is the specs on this inverter true, tested pure sine wave capable of 3000w cont/6000w peak? Due to pricing seems to good to be true and over-rated.** A: As a contractor I purchased one of these hopeing to run some power hand tools as well as recharge batteries for my cordless tools. The first tool I tried was a 15amp circular saw, popped the breaker as soon as I pulled the trigger. I returned it and purchased a 3000 watt from the invertor store, it works fine, however the price is double. So to answer your question yes the price is too good to be true. **Q: I will be feeding this with 3 12v agm deep cycle batteries (100 amp-hrs each). will using this at 3000w harm my batteries? overheat them?** A: Highly recommend upgrading your cables from the what comes with it though if you plan on higher loads above 1500W. Also, make sure you have a suitable cable size (2 AWG or higher) to connect your batteries together. Just remember that your 100Ah batteries will really only get you about 50Ah each. It should be able to go from fully charged to minimum pulling a load if 1800W for about an hour (50Ahx12vx3), or a 100W load for about 16-18 hours. You'll lose a little bit in overhead and when you run it longer the overhead eats into you power availability.. If you have a constant load of 3000W, you'll only get a little above 30 minutes of use out of before your batteries will need recharging. Also @3000W , you'll be pulling 250 Amps (3000/12V) so you should be using at least 00 or 000 cables to connect the inverter.. Each battery will pull ~83A each so make sure that each battery can supply it. **Q: Has anyone dealt with the manufacturer? Are they easy to deal with? The 2000 watt unit has a lot of 1-star reviews, but this one doesn't. I wonder why** A: Another thing you should use a grounding rod and make sure your inverter is earth grounded ,rods cost about $16.00 for 8 feet I used a T post tool to drive it in ground. Also if you plan on using solar panels make sure they too are earth grounded .highly recommend doing this . I have a 1500 watt cont. With a 3000 watt surg . Using 2 gauge copper wire from batteries to inverter a must or 4 gauge aluminum wire And use a circuit breaker between batteries and inverter this will protect it . Also if your using AC power you should put a circuit breaker between inverter and tools or power equipment . Safety should always be number one. Make sure unit you are powering is grounded also to prevent electric shock. **Q: What are the true dimensions ??** A: 3 7/8 high 9/38 wide mounting flange to mounting flange 21 1/4 long from end of power screws to end of power recepticle. This is for the 3000 watt inverter. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Runs my window AC with no problems. *by B***C on August 6, 2017* Power Tech-On 3000/6000 12v inverter. 08/07/17 - Initial setup and testing. Set up with 4 Trojan T105RE batteries in 12v configuration. Using 0/1 AWG wire and lugs. From the batteries to the inverter, is 3 feet. Positive lead has a 250 amp fuse and 300 amp disconnect. Turned on 12v and then the inverter. Kill-a-Watt metter showed 115v. Connected a 1/2" heavy duty Black and Decker drill. The inverter didn't even know it was there. Next up, a 700 watt microwave oven. Same results, the inverter powered the microwave oven happily. Now for the big one, a small GE window AC unit. Rated surge at 9.5 amps, running on high 4.5 amps per the label on the side of the AC. Connected up, flip the switch to high cool and away the AC unit went, dumping cold air. I let it cycle a few times and every time it started back up, there was no issue. I did not have to use the slow start up process. The inverter was fully running, surged to 9.5 amp, and then dropped to 4.5 amp for continual run. Those who are having trouble with this inverter running heavy loads either have a defective unit or they are using incorrect wire size/length. I learned really quickly about how important wire size is with low voltage DC. I have a duct fan that at about 3 foot of 10 AWG wire runs like a screaming eagle. I put it on 12 foot of the same wire and lost around 20% of the fans capability. The fan pulled 6 amps. If you're going to run anything that will use the full potential of this inverter, you CANNOT use the included DC cables, they are much too small. I take the inverter up to my ranch property in Sepember and will use it to power my travel trailer off my solar power system. I'll post if there are any issues. So far I'm pleased with the results. I would like to see the same meters added to this unit that are in my Ramsond 1500 inverter (battery voltage/AC watts draw) which makes a quick glance all that is needed to see if the system is OK. With this inverter I'll be adding an external battery metter and I'll use my Kill-a-Watt meter to monitor the current pulled. UPDATE: 07/13/2018 - I recently returned from a 4th of July week with my travel trailer. During the time there this inverter worked perfectly. In fact one night while running the TV, several lights, the microwave oven, a couple of fans, a refrigerator and freezer everything went dead! Luckily in places like this and especially at night, I carry a flashlight. After some searching around I had found that the inverter wasn't the issue. The 250 amp fuse which I have inline to protect the inverter had blown. Replacing the fuse resolved the issue and the inverter powered up and ran fine. Calculating out, I figured I was pulling just around 200 amp DC, which shouldn't have blown the fuse, but it did. The good is that the inverter was having no problem providing 20 amp AC at 115 volts. My next trip is in November when I plan on doubling the 0/1 cable from the batteries to the inverter (both with 250 amp fuses). This should resolve any issues with pulling so much current from the batteries. I'm still very pleased with this inverter. It's working great. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Runs anything on my RV, even the AC! *by M***T on June 22, 2016* Ordered this to replace the MSW Duracell Inverter (Xantrex) I had installed some time ago in my RV. The old inerter never worked well, and could not ever support it's rated load. I looked at this as a low cost option to replace that old inverter that went into unexplained intermittent restarts under any type of load, it became too annoying to use. I tested this unit last eve, before I do final install.. I want to verify it works.. IT DOES. In fact, it is frankly amazing. I gave it a full load test, even started the RV AC (a brief beep of complaint, then AC compressor comes to life) and I ran it for awhile, trying to get this thing to heat up so I can hear the fans kick in.. It ran, and ran, and barely got warm.. then I ran 1200W water heater, 750W space heater, 300W fridge, at same time.. finally, the fans kicked on for about 30 seconds (actually barely audible, so that is another plus), then they shut off while still under load.. it was barely warm to the touch, and the entire time the voltage was in the green band on my AC side volt meter.. This is an amazing value for what it is capable of doing. I'm looking forward to having a unit that actually WORKS for a change.. Definitely recommend this unit. NOTE, DC current is a must, I have 2 NEW Group 29 size Deep Cycle batteries to run this thing, be sure to have plenty of DC side power, and good, clean, tight connections with large (or doubled up standard) cables. If you use those provided in the box, use BOTH red and black, and tighten the connectors with pliers.. the AMPS on the DC side will always be critical to large AC side loads this thing is capable of supporting. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ After 7 years and 20,000+ hours of use... *by S***Y on August 8, 2023* This is how it looks inside. I don't know how long these are suppose to last as for, its 7 years. This inverter is used in my semi truck to power a ninja air fryer, microwave, laser printer, charge my laptop and whatever else i need to run. Now obviously you can run all of that stuff at once, but individually WAS np... Unfortunately my inverter appears to be officially broken. About 1 year ago, one outlet stopped working, and now all three. The whole thing just red lines after it is in use for a few minutes, and it trips. I am going to buy another one, just not sure if I'm gob with this brand or another... ## Frequently Bought Together - GoWISE Power PS1004 3000W Continuous 6000W Surge Peak Power Pure Sine Wave Inverter with Starter Cables and 4 Output Sockets, Updated Model, Grey, Standard - Blue Sea Systems 5026 ST Blade Fuse Block 12 Circuit with Ground and Cover - Blue Sea Systems 7622 ML-ACR 12V DC 500A Automatic Charging Relay with Manual Control, Gray --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.tn/products/19507878-gowise-power-ps1004-3000w-continuous-6000w-surge-peak-power-pure](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/19507878-gowise-power-ps1004-3000w-continuous-6000w-surge-peak-power-pure) --- *Product available on Desertcart Tunisia* *Store origin: TN* *Last updated: 2026-10-23*