Renogy 700W 12V Pure Sine Wave Inverter, Power Inverter DC 12V to AC 120V, High-Efficiency, Remote Control

Great Product. Support was awesome to talk to to figure out a few items. I use it for a Solar Battery backup system if I lose power to run my mini fridge, sump pump and freezer. I have a 400 watt premium system and added 2 - 200AH 12 volt AGM Batteries. I think they should sell as a package, but everybody's needs are different I guess. The only thing I would recommend is that people use a watt meter for (over time) calculations. you really need to do the math on what your appliances use and over time what your needs are.

I did a lot of research and settled on the Renogy 2000W Inverter. the installation was easy, but took a little more time that I expected. I really like the 120V power cable connection. this makes the install cleaner and more permanent. I have used the system to run lights and my TV with no issues. I also ran the microwave for 3 minutes and the fans didn't even kick on. For the price and support, you can't beat Renogy.

Running 7.4 cubic ft fridge 110 volt . All lights are LED 2 100 AH lithium batteries 2 100 watt solar panels. Going to add 1 more 100 watt solar panel. 1994 skyline layton 22 foot travel trailer

Works great, love the remote switch. Zero issues running microwave and charging ebike batteries

Great option, it does power all my needs. Camping its even better now. If anything I would like to have included with inverter would be the fuse to battery.

I haven't installed it yet but will give update once it's in and used in our camper. It came on time, perfectly packaged, and as described. I will require longer hookup cables but not unexpected. We are really excited to add inverter to our backcountry camping.

I like it. I use the inverter in my truck to use a microwave when traveling.

Haven't really had the unit long enough to give a full review yet. I did test it and it worked fine. I need more batteries to really see full results.

Fast shipping. Easy to install. Using it with a 12/2 extension cord into shore power plug, works as expected. Through the extension cord it powers some small items, TV, chargers and coffee pot. Much better then powering up the generator.

I don't have much to compare it with, but here are some of my experiences as someone who got this and no prior experience with inverters. I found it easy to hook up. Wires are thick and everything feels high quality. I use it on power tools and a fan in my shed. It seems to handle what I throw at it. Multi tool, hammer drill, and jig saw. I've only run them one at a time, but with some lights on and a 60w fan going I had no issues. The one star reduction is because the instructions are awful for what I needed. I'm using this with a 200ah gel battery. I wanted to use the ac block output for a small breaker panel. What I couldn't find anywhere was what were size fits on the block, what max amps you could pull, or anything about wiring. The most it says is to follow nec rules. I understand that everyone's application will be different, but the ac block skills probably have better details for those who want to use it. I would at least put the recommended wiring somewere. Your mileage may vary, but it's a great inverter with ok instructions. Unless you're an electrician, you may struggle with the AC block. That or I'm a big dumdum