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Victron Energy Phoenix 250VA 12V 120VAC Pure Sine Wave Inverter with NEMA GFCI
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$184.50$79.57
Buy the Victron Energy Phoenix 250VA pure sine wave inverter at $79.57 (57% off) – delivers 1200W peak power, ECO mode, and reliable power conversion for off-grid and backup use.
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The Victron Energy Phoenix 250VA is a compact, efficient pure sine wave inverter that converts 12V DC to 120V AC. Ideal for powering sensitive electronics, appliances, and tools in vehicles, boats, or off-grid setups. At our discounted price of $79.57 (compare at $184.50), you save $104.93 (57% off) when you buy online.
Key Features
Pure Sine Wave Output: Continuously powers sensitive devices without distortion.
High Peak Power: 1200W peak (250VA continuous) for starting motors and tools.
ECO Mode: Reduces power consumption to
VE.Direct Communication: Monitor and configure via computers, tablets, or smartphones (cables/dongles sold separately).
Hybrid HF Technology: Compact and lightweight design with high reliability.
Specifications
Brand: Victron Energy
Model: Phoenix 250VA
Product Type: Power Inverter
Input Voltage: 12V DC
Output Voltage: 120V AC
Continuous Power: 250VA (250W)
Peak Power: 1200W
GFCI: Yes (NEMA sockets)
What Can It Run?
This inverter can run small loads like laptop chargers, LED lights, phone chargers, and small power tools. The peak power allows brief operation of larger loads like refrigerators (starting compressor).
Deal and Savings
Get it at $79.57 instead of $184.50 – huge savings. Plus use coupon SAVE10 for an extra 10% off. Free shipping on orders over $45.
Features
Pure sine wave output for sensitive electronics
High peak power of 1200W to start motors
Discounted price of $79.57 (save $104.93) plus coupon SAVE10
Model: Phoenix 250VA
Display: VE.Direct
Efficiency: High
Peak Power: 1200W
Product Type: Power Inverter
Input Voltage: 12V DC
Output Voltage: 120V AC
Continuous Power: 250VA
Seller: Iron Bridge Tools
MPN: Phoenix 250VA
Product Details
Reliable Power for Your Adventures
Whether you're in an RV or a boat, this inverter provides clean, safe power for your electronics. The compact design fits easily in tight spaces.
Smart Energy Management
With ECO mode and VE.Direct connectivity, you can optimize energy consumption and monitor performance from your devices.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the actual wattage of the Victron Phoenix 250VA inverter?
It has a continuous output of 250VA (250W) and can handle loads up to 1200W for short periods (peak power).
Can the Phoenix 250VA run a small refrigerator?
It might be able to start a small 12V refrigerator or cooler, but continuous load should be kept close to 250W. Check your appliance's wattage.
How does ECO mode work?
In ECO mode, the inverter switches to standby when the load is below a certain threshold (e.g., 25W), reducing power consumption to <1W.
Where can I buy this inverter at a discount?
You can buy it here for $79.57, a 57% discount off the original $184.50. Use coupon SAVE10 for an additional 10% off.
Does it have GFCI outlets?
Yes, it comes with NEMA GFCI outlets for safety.
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Customer Reviews
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Great little inverter
I bought this to power my laptop and small electronics during camping trips. It works flawlessly and the pure sine wave output is clean. The ECO mode is a nice touch, saving battery when not in use. The GFCI outlet adds safety. Highly recommend for small loads.
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Good, but limited
This inverter is perfect for charging phones and running a small TV. It's quiet and efficient. However, it's only 250VA, so it can't handle larger appliances like a microwave. But that's expected for this size. Overall, a good purchase.
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Barely works
I tried to power a small fan and it kept shutting down. I'm not sure if it's the fan's motor or the inverter's issue. It works fine for phone charging, but anything with a motor seems to trigger the overload protection. Disappointed.