GIANDEL specializes in professional power solutions, manufacturing high-efficiency pure sine wave and modified sine wave inverters for RVs, trucks, boats, and off-grid solar systems.
Established in 2012, GIANDEL constitutes a professional manufacturer and supplier of advanced power inverters. The brand focuses on delivering reliable mobile power solutions, including Pure Sine Wave Inverters and Modified Sine Wave Inverters, designed to meet the rigorous demands of outdoor enthusiasts and off-grid living. Their product lineup ranges from compact 600W units to heavy-duty 5000W industrial-grade inverters, widely used in recreational vehicles, marine applications, trucking, and emergency backup systems.
GIANDEL emphasizes innovation in high-frequency technology, ensuring their inverters provide stable and clean AC power for sensitive electronics. With a commitment to quality and customer safety, their products often feature comprehensive protection systems against over-voltage, low-voltage, overload, and overheating. The brand supports a global customer base with warehouses and service centers in the United States, Australia, and Europe.
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GIANDEL typically offers an 18-month warranty for their inverter products. Users should check the specific documentation for their model or contact support for confirmation.
No, GIANDEL user manuals explicitly state that their products should not be used for medical or life support equipment.
Most GIANDEL inverters are compatible with 12V or 24V DC batteries (depending on the model), including Lead-acid, Gel, AGM, and Lithium (LiFePO4) batteries. Always check the specific voltage requirements of your unit.
The required wire gauge depends on the wattage of the inverter and the length of the cable run. The user manual provides a specific cable gauge table; using wires that are too thin can cause voltage drops and prevent the inverter from powering large loads.
On most GIANDEL models, the 'Intelligent Cooling Fan' is thermally controlled or load-controlled. It typically starts only when the internal temperature exceeds a certain threshold (e.g., 104°F/40°C) or when the load exceeds a specific wattage.