Your inverter will still consume a small amount of power when it is not running any loads, so it is best to turn it off when you are not using it. For example, the Enerdrive 2000W Inverter consumes around 1.2A with no loads attached. Leaving this inverter running continuously would mean that you are consuming an extra 28.8Ah of power per day without any benefit. The small amount of power used by your inverter also means that you should try to run DC devices whenever possible, especially when it comes to running very small loads. For example, it is far more efficient to install a DC powered USB charging outlet than it is to plug an AC USB charger into your inverter.
Most Enerdrive inverters have a remote on/off switch either included in the box or available for purchase separately. This allows you to easily shut your inverter off when it is not in use, even if it has been installed in an inaccessible area.
For more information on inverter specifications, check out our inverter video series here.
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