5000W Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter 12V DC to 110V 120V Converter for Family RV Off Grid Solar System Emergency Power Supply, Type-C Port 4 GFCI AC Outlet Dual USB Remote Control and LCD Display

I'm running my apartment sized refrigerator / freezer and everything else in my house, swamp cooler, 1100-watt microwave, etc. Everything except 20-gallon water heater and shallow well pump. It's looking very promising at this point as it has performed flawlessly with everything I've plugged into it!Thanks, JARXIOKE!I'm buying another one soon! What a pleasure to find a company that still builds a quality product at a very reasonable price and delivers what they advertise! 5 STARSOne month use update... This little inverter just keeps on amazing me! I'm so impressed I just bought another one! Connected it to the Bus Bar this morning and plugged a box fan in for initial test run.All is A-OK! This inverter will be a side by side set up with one inverter powering most of the house, and the 2nd one just wired to the 20-gallon 2000-watt Hot Water heater and Irrigation pump for the Orchard / garden area. Now all I need is #3 for a back up!PS please don't buy them all so availability will not run dry.One Happy Camper!

this is good inverter that works well, but I only ran it 15 min because it sits idle hooked up to a lithium-iron battery bank waiting to be used under emergency power loss situation.I wish they had moved the 110v power sockets higher to allow for window air conditioner clunky fused plugs shown in picture. I had to buy a 2 ft 12 guage extension cord pigtail so that I can plug my window air conditioner into the inverter. Although 12 gauge is more than enough to handle the load (per electrical standards I found on the Internet, and my physical tests), I think I'm still going to switch to a thicker 10 gauge pigtail.

Very good out of the box, easy installation, I like the remote control feature, but unit did not come with remote battery so after small search I found that will need to get me the 12V 23A battery same as the ones used inn garage door openers

The media could not be loaded. Inverter ran my LG 7000/10,000 BTU Portable A/C model LP0721WSR (Draws 985watts, peaks 2500w!) without any problems, but the display did not work. Returning this unit and ordering a replacement unit! Very impressed with the power of this inverter. We tried a HF Jupiter 3000 watt pure sine wave, which burned up after 2 months and costs $100 more. We also tried an XYZ 3000 watt pure sine wave inverter that the LG A/C burned up in a month. So we are happy with this unit, if we can get one with a working display! Got the replacement unit the next day! Display working great, so far!"Waiting on the refund from the first unit. Will update when I receive the refund. Finally got the refund after 2 weeks. Replacement unit is working great, so far!! Display on replacement unit works perfect!

Great product and definitely stands up to the name.

The inverter works great, but get rid of the cables that it comes with because they’re junk and they’re a fire hazard. I went to Harbor freight and picked up some single gauge jumper cables and put big connectors on them and the cables only may be 2 feet long. This seems to be working and they don’t heat up but I’ve only run 2000 W off of it so far. I have 6 lead acid batteries at 6 V each wired in series in pairs to total 12 V. This seems to be a fairly appropriate size for an inverter this big, but do not underestimate the amount of power that it draws oversize everything!

I set this up for an off grid shed. I use it to power bench grinder, lights, small air compressor and a mini-fridge. It has handled the job with no problem. I hooked it up when I received it and have not done anything to it in the 3 months I have been using it. 2 solar panels, 6 12v batteries in series and this inverter.

I'm using this with a medium sized home solar system with a 200ah lithium battery, an 80-amp controller and 960 watts of solar power. So far it's running great! I can run my Durango window swamp cooler, dishwasher, washing machine, gas dryer, carpet cleaning machine, all my small kitchen electrics, including my 1800-watt countertop air fryer oven, as well as my TV, google home device, surround sound, security system, Aerogarden, small led plant lights, etc., all without a hiccup, but not all at the same time of course. The fan is a little loud but it really only goes on when I run the air fryer. The only problem I've had is that a couple of times I've gotten the over-voltage warning even though neither the inverter nor the controller indicate there actually is an over voltage situation. When that's happened, I just turn the inverter off then immediately turn it back on, and everything is fine, although an inconvenience since some appliances then have to be reset. It's happened maybe three times over the 2 months or so I've had the inverter. It's a bit concerning but hopefully it's nothing to worry about. Another thing is the battery voltage reading is always a few tenths less than what the controller says. So if the controller say 13.3v, the inverter will say 13.1v. Not sure why but I'm not too concerned about it. So, so far I love this thing and compared to other better-known-brand inverters, the price can't be beat. I'm crossing my fingers this thing lasts for years.