Go Power IC Series 2000W Inverter Charger 12V with Remote
Go Power IC Series 2000W Inverter Charger 12V with Remote — Product description
The Go Power IC Series 2000W package is an all-in-one pure sine wave inverter, battery charger, and automatic transfer switch, bundled with the GP-ICR-50 wired remote so you can run clean 120-volt power in your RV or boat from a 12-volt bank and control it from the living space.
The Go Power IC Series 2000W Inverter Charger package (part GP-IC-2000-12-PKG) is the complete kit for turning a 12-volt battery bank into a dependable source of household power. At its core is the GP-IC-2000-12, a 2000-watt unit that combines a pure sine wave inverter, a battery charger, and an automatic transfer switch in one enclosure. The package adds the GP-ICR-50 wired remote so you don't have to reach the unit itself to see status or switch modes. For RV, marine, and mobile off-grid builds, that all-in-one approach keeps the install clean and the wiring simple.
The reason to choose pure sine wave comes down to how your gear behaves. This inverter delivers a clean 120-volt AC waveform, the same quality you'd get from a home outlet, so your electronics, kitchen appliances, and anything with a motor run smoothly and quietly. Modified-wave inverters tend to make microwaves buzz, cause some chargers to run hot, and can shorten the life of sensitive devices. With true sine wave output, your laptop, your TV, a residential-style fridge, and small power tools all get power they're happy with.
At 2000 watts continuous, this unit is sized for the loads most RVers and boaters actually run day to day. That's enough to handle a microwave, a coffee maker, a residential refrigerator, entertainment gear, and device charging, though not usually all at once. When a motor load needs extra current to spin up, the inverter provides a 3400-watt surge for a few seconds so appliances start without nuisance shutdowns, then it settles back to steady output. It's a practical, right-sized amount of power for a 30-amp coach, a trailer, or a boat galley.
The built-in automatic transfer switch is what makes daily use effortless. When you plug into shore power or fire up the generator, the transfer switch passes that source through to your outlets and the internal charger begins refilling the battery bank. Disconnect the source and the unit switches back to inverter mode on its own. You're never flipping a manual switch or resetting breakers when you move between hookups and dry camping. The charger keeps your batteries topped and ready so the inverter always has capacity to draw from.
The included GP-ICR-50 remote is a genuine convenience, not an afterthought. It comes with a 50-foot cable, so you can mount the control panel where you spend your time, in the living area or near the galley, while the inverter lives in a battery compartment or a bay. From the remote you can power the unit on and off and check its state without opening a storage door. For anyone who's ever had an inverter buried in an inconvenient spot, that reach matters.
Installation is straightforward for the package because everything works together out of the box. You wire the 12-volt DC input to a properly sized battery bank with correct cabling and fusing, connect the 120-volt AC output and shore-in leads, and mount the remote where you want it. Because it's a 2000-watt unit rather than a 3000-watt monster, the DC current demands are more manageable, which makes it a friendlier install for a lot of do-it-yourself owners, though high-current DC work should always follow good marine and RV wiring practice.
If you want one box that inverts, charges, and transfers, plus a remote so you can run it from where you live, the IC Series 2000W package covers all of it. It's a premium, clean-power solution for the boater or RVer who wants reliable 120-volt output, hands-off charging, and simple control without stitching together separate components. Match it to your battery bank, wire it once, and it quietly does its job every time you head out.
Key Features
- All-in-one design combines a 2000W pure sine wave inverter, a battery charger, and an automatic transfer switch in a single unit
- Package includes the GP-ICR-50 wired remote with a 50-foot cable so you can control and monitor from the living space
- Pure sine wave output delivers clean home-quality 120V AC for electronics, appliances, and motor-driven gear
- 2000W continuous output with a 3400W surge so motor loads start without nuisance shutdowns
- Automatic transfer switch passes shore or generator power through and starts charging with no manual switching
- 12V DC input to 120V AC output, right-sized for 30-amp RVs, trailers, and boat galleys
- Lower DC current demands than a 3000W unit make for a more manageable install
- Built-in charger keeps the battery bank topped and ready whenever a source is connected
Why Buy from NVN Marine
- Authorized Go Power reseller, full manufacturer warranty
- NMEA member and ABYC certified, advice from real boat techs
- Same-day shipping before 3 PM ET on in-stock items
- NY headquarters and Fort Lauderdale flagship retail store
Technical specifications
| Title | Go Power IC Series 2000W Inverter Charger 12V with Remote |
|---|---|
| Brand | Go Power |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GP-IC-2000-12-PKG |
| UPC | 839085007761 |
| Core Unit | GP-IC-2000-12 |
| Product Type | Inverter Charger |
| Continuous Output | 2000 W |
| Surge Output | 3400 W (5 seconds) |
| Input Voltage | 12V DC |
| Output Voltage | 120V AC |
| Waveform | Pure sine wave |
| Transfer Switch | Automatic |
| Included Remote | GP-ICR-50 wired remote with 50 ft cable |
| Application | RV, marine, and mobile off-grid systems |
Frequently asked questions
What comes in the GP-IC-2000-12-PKG package?
The package includes the GP-IC-2000-12 inverter charger unit plus the GP-ICR-50 wired remote with a 50-foot cable. That lets you install the inverter in a battery bay and mount the control panel where you spend your time.
How much power does it provide?
It delivers 2000 watts of continuous pure sine wave output with a 3400-watt surge for a few seconds to start motor loads. That's enough for a microwave, coffee maker, residential fridge, and device charging, though not usually all at the same moment.
Is the output safe for sensitive electronics?
Yes. It produces true pure sine wave AC, the same waveform quality as a home wall outlet, so laptops, TVs, chargers, and motor-driven appliances run cleanly and quietly instead of buzzing on modified-wave power.
Does it switch to shore power automatically?
It does. The built-in automatic transfer switch passes shore or generator power through to your outlets and starts the charger when a source is connected, then returns to inverter mode on its own when the source is removed.
What battery bank does it need?
It's a 12-volt unit, so it runs from a 12-volt battery bank. Use lithium, AGM, gel, or flooded batteries sized to the loads and runtime you want, wired with properly rated cable and fusing.
How far can the remote be mounted from the inverter?
The included GP-ICR-50 remote ships with a 50-foot cable, so you have plenty of reach to mount the control panel in the living area or galley while the inverter itself stays in a battery compartment.
Is this easier to install than the 3000W models?
Generally yes. At 2000 watts the DC current demands are lower than a 3000-watt unit, which makes cabling and fusing more manageable. High-current DC wiring should still follow good RV and marine practice, or be handled by a qualified tech.
Can it run an air conditioner?
A 2000-watt inverter can start and run some smaller air conditioners depending on the model and startup draw, but larger units may exceed its surge capacity. Check your AC's starting requirements against the 2000W continuous and 3400W surge ratings before relying on it for that load.