12V Low Voltage Disconnect (LVD) capable of switching 300W inverter?

[inetdog]

The way I understand it, there is a hard and fast LCV which will protect the battery from long slow drain (radio or dome light on) and still allow for surge loads while the battery is at a decent SOC.
The timed combination allows you to set a higher threshold which only applies when the drain that is causing the temporary lower voltage (based in the internal resistance of the battery) is happening for a limited time only. Trivial example is cigarette lighter that might take 10A for only a minute.
More serious example would be a winch that draws high amperage but only for a few minutes at a time, dropping the measured voltage but not immediately changing the battery SOC by much.
If the voltage hits the hard limit, the time window will be ignored.

[PNjunction]

That's exactly how it works. The user switchable (ITS-12) options are timed voltage start, and a choice of either of two hard lvd's.

In my situation with lifepo4, I set the timed voltage lvd dropout rather high (default 0 or 1 setting) when I'm using an inverter or such where I'm not exceeding about 0.1 - 0.2C discharge. The timer works perfectly.

Again a warning that this is for those who know what they are doing with lifepo4, and not necessarily for the guy next door. For that, stick to lead-acid, which these lvd's were designed for.