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I was so grateful that I had bought my iTechWorld Lithium Inverter when I did, because the power was off just a couple of days later and the fish in the newly set up tank were quite distressed when they had no air in their water, until I connected their power to my new lithium inverter power pack. I originally bought it to run the microwave in the caravan when we use it on “Free Camping” trips and it works beautifully! So thank you very much at iTechWorld for making this type of inverter avail...

Foreword ======= Briefly, I initially purchased an Itech120 in March 2020 to evaluate suitability of available 12v LiFePO4 packs for use in an experimental small household 'grid-down' emergency backup system. The concept requirements for the system were the support of skeleton services for a minimum of eight hours without running a 2.8 kW generator (or planned future solar). Evidence of achievable optimal battery life was essential (not just hours in units of hundreds). The system has been run ...

My small caravan needed a new battery, and a 50% reduction in battery mass seemed a good idea. So I got in touch with iTech World to discuss what other costs I might encounter in order to install a 200Ah lithium battery, given that the van is 8 years old and its electronics are the same age. The existing 240v charger for its battery is a Setec and that incorporated the 12v power distribution and fuses for the various circuits in the van. iTech World said the lithium battery's BMS would work fi...

My ITECH2000A multifunctional jump starter arrived about 3 weeks ago. I read the user guide and had it ready for work that afternoon. On Sunday I went to start my '56 Morris Minor to take it for a run after a couple of months. The battery didn't have sufficient charge to fire up the engine. I connected the jump starter, turned it on, pressed the timer button then turned the key. The old Morrie fired into life and the we were able the enjoy the day out cruising. Of course I took the jump starter...

The camper trailer we have just did not have the capacity required to extend our offgrid stays, especially as my wife and I work from the camper and use both Starlink and laptops. We used to have the iTech1000P, which was only 60Ah, took ages to charge and the charge monitoring was woeful. The PS2000 rectifies all those issues and is a very dependable alternate power source. The iTech 300w solar panels also give us a marked improvement in charging capacity and versatility as it works in variable...

We just love this piece of equipment! It is wonderful to have no sound, or fuel as you would with a generator. In combination with the Power Bank we purchased a 300 watt iTech World Portable Solar Blanket. It charges up the Power Bank really well. Also purchased a 3000 watt sine wave inverter and another 300 watt solar blanket for the caravan. Another Anderson Plug has been added to our van, therefore we can have 600 watts of iTech World portable solar blankets drawing power into our batteries,...

I have an iTech DCDC40, BC40, 3000w inverter and control panel mounted in my boat in the bridge deck bedroom. This followed the installation of a 200amp LifePo4 battery, 500w of solar and a full rewire of the house load to that battery. The inverter is bigger than what we need or can use with our battery but we are future proofing the design of our system for a multi battery setup in the future if we need it. I feel running it at 50% capacity is better than stressing out a smaller unit . Really ...

Absolutely love this 240X Pro lithium battery... which i used to replace 2 x 120 AH AGM.. original kit in our Jayco Adventurer. I was sceptical re claims it could be dropped into our BMPro AGM based battery mngt system but was reassured by the Itexh Spt team..they said the hardest bit would be dropping it into the battery try... well not quite.. it was much harder to lift out the original Camec 120s at a hefty 32.5 kg each... the 240XPro is a featherweight at just 23.5kg.. so a saving of 40kgs ...