500W Pure Sine Wave Inverter Charger DC 12V to 120V AC Power Inverter for Home Travel Outdoor Camping RV Truck Converter with USB Port

So far everything has been good. Big difference between my old modified sine to this new pure sine wave. I am waiting on better batteries to see if the inverter can handle rated loads. Otherwise, all is good.

So far this inverter is awesome. I will update as it gets more use. Note: Update at the end. It is for powering an off grid cabin. Construction is solid, I like the display, bright, clean, informative. I had a clean, pure, sine wave under all loads. Voltage was 120vac and 60Hz. Ran a 250W shop light, output read 255W, ran a 500W light and it read 500W . Plugged in a shop vac for a heavy motor load, the inverter ran smooth, the shop vac was happy. 1009W at 115v. Shop vac plus work light pushed it over 1300W. Voltage was down to 109 and it was beeping but not because the inverter couldn't handle it, battery voltage was now down to 10.9v . I'll need to grab another battery to finish testing but the inverter is showing no signs of struggling. I expect 2000W no problem with enough battery. The bank in the cabin is 4 8D24 batteries.One last note that I'll elaborate on more later. Do not use those little outlet testers to check inverters. They will not work. Those are for testing home wiring, not inverters. They require neutral and ground to be wired together, you do not wire an inverter that way.Update: I installed it in our off grid cabin. It has been awesome. All of the appliances run much smoother on this than the old modified sine inverter. The batteries hold up longer too. It runs very efficiently. As for power, it has plenty of that. It runs everything, we have gone over 2000W a couple of times. Fridge, TV, Vacuum Cleaner, Toaster Oven, Microwave, Fireplace Blower, Lights all run good. Haven't tried the AC yet. What I'm really happy about, it's run down to 10°F so far. A rock solid unit, going to buy another one.

So far so good. Been using it for a few months now and no issue at all. I like the way you can see how much wattage your using. I only needed to upgrade my battery otherwise I'm satisfied with the unit.

Need to edit my review, mixed up my units. This 3K inverter is working great. I'm running 600ah of lithium, with a 10.5 BTU AC pulling 1300 watts. This inverter doesn't skip a beat, it's very quiet and I have had zero issues so far.The only thing I don't like about it, is the wired remote. Most inverters I've had, when you turn the physical power switch off, the inverter is off completely. This one ignores the power switch, so if you press the button on the remote switch, the unit powers on/off. I'm not a fan of this, as it's too easy to bump the remote while camping. To add insult to injury, the button is very sensitive. I don't have to press it down until it "clicks" I can pretty much press it like a touch screen and it's enough to register. So I ended up leaving the remote wire unplugged

After having issues with a different make and model and company 3000 watt inverter, I decided to try this one. I absolutely enjoy the display with everything you need to know available from the get go. I have not had a single problem with this and hope it lasts for years. I will update if anything goes wrong.

I'm very impressed with this inverter so far. The LED screen is very convenient and easy to understand. I've only thrown about 1500 watts on this thing using a hair dryer and a hot water heater, but it handled it with ease. My agm battery voltage drops from 12.9 to 12.0 under that much load, but thats likely more a battery issue than the inverter. My one complaint is that the included wiring is waaay too small of a gauge for the amount of amps this takes. I would recommend 2/0 wiring at the minimum, or you risk melting the wires when the inverter is at full load.

It seems cheaply build comparing it to my other 3000 watt inverters! It function well in my test, but I am not using it everyday! I would recommend it!

The inverter is rock solid. I pulled over 3kw out of it with 2 heat heat guns for 3 minutes and it ran like a champ. That is my torture test for 2kw inverters. It has a very clean pure sine wave as well. I am going to buy another one to store as a backup in case of an emergency.