BELTTT 1000Watt Pure Sine Wave Inverter 12V DC to 120V AC for RV, Truck, Off-Grid Solar Car Power Inverter 12V to 110V Converter with Dual AC Socket and 5V 2.1A USB, Intelligent LCD, 2000W Peak

I bought this inverter to use in my camper, and I'm glad I bought it, although now I'm wishing I had bought their 3000-Watt model so I could power more appliances like the coffee pot or vacuum cleaner. I will most likely buy that one and use this one in my truck in the near future. That said, It's an extremely well-built inverter for under $100.As it is, this inverter is great for smaller appliances and electronics. I've run my KOIOS air purifier with it, my laptop and TV with no issues. I've got it hooked up to a general lead-acid battery at the moment which is kept charged with two 100-watt solar panels, and it’s working fine. I had a partly-sunny day yesterday, and I used the inverter for several hours without depleting my battery.I really like the ease of installation and the high quality and workmanship that went into this inverter. The LED display is really nice, so you can see at a glance your DC input, power output, error codes and battery level. The power connection in the back is great, not those stupid knobs that other inverters have. These are bolts with nuts and washers that do a MUCH safer and more reliable job. I also like the included grounding block mounted on the side.To wrap up, the BELTTT brand is impressive. Well built, easy to install, functions well, is SUPER quiet, is mountable so it travels fine, and makes a great addition to my camper to use during power outages or just to help offset the electricity that I use with shore power hooked up to my camper. I wish I had gone ahead and bought the 3000-Watt model, but that’s on me. I recommend this product.

This is a perfect inverter for making a solar generator. I purchased the 1500W 12 volt version. I received it and hooked it up to 12.8 volt 200AH lithium-ion battery. Wanted to see if it would power 8000 BTU room air conditioner. Turn on inverter plug in the AC turn on the AC. And it didn't even does it take to start.So now I can finish the solar-powered Generator projectThis will be emergency power for refrigerator and a few lights

After trying two other inverters from well known brands that would not satisfactorily run my ice maker, finally found this one that will!!I have a U-Line ice maker in my camper which draws about 200 watts but not really sure what the inrush current (LRA) is but couldn't be more than 1000 watts. The two previous inverters almost always wanted to trip out on overload. I added an additional battery thinking maybe not enough current. Two 100ah lithium batteries in parallel didn't solve the problem.Ran across this on a special and thought what's another $100 which at that price point wasn't expecting a whole lot but was I mistaken. It isn't as physically large as the previous two, but seems well constructed, the DC power terminals are heavy duty. So hooked it up and low and behold, powered up the ice maker with NO issues. I was impressed to say the least!I do like the display showing voltage in and out. There is a bar graph showing the percentage of load. Wish there was an actual number showing the watts being used. The fan doesn't come on hardly at all at the load level I'm using it at. I'm sure if you were drawing down say 500+ watts it would run considerably more. Where I have the unit placed fan noise isn't really an issue.Overall, very pleased with the performance at handling inductive loads. Only time will tell with durability and longevity but its off to a great start.

True to prior reviews, this appears to be a well built and capable inverter that comes with everything you need. Hooked it up the day I got it and it's been powering a 5 cu ft chest freezer continuously, and other devices as needed without any issues for 48hrs now. Couple of minor things that potential buyers should be aware of, and the reason for 4 instead of 5 stars: 1 of the 2 plastic acorn nuts that secure the terminal protector caps wasn't fully threaded, so it can't engage the terminal lug unless you discard one of the 2 supplied flat washers. There was also no reading on the output meter on either the inverter screen or wired remote with my 60 watt test load, so I thought I had a defective unit. Saw a YT vid where the reviewer had the same issue, which is there will be no display on the output meter with "low" wattage loads. When I ran a load of 600 watts, the output meter did show 2 bars. Too bad they went with a bar, rather than a numerical output display. Overall, this inverter has done what I need it to so far- delivering continuous clean and stable a/c power without any issues.