BELTTT 1500W Pure Sine Wave Inverter 12V to 120V AC, Car Power Inverter 12V to 110V Converter for RV, Truck, Solar, Off-Grid with Dual AC Socket, 5V 2.1A USB, Surge 3000W, Smart LCD Display

2000W inverter. Wow! Super impressed by this inverter! Inverters I have had in the past disappointed me, most put out 108-110VAC. This one steady 119-120VAC, no matter what load I put on it. Plugged in a small fridge, toaster, and hair dryer - pulling 1750 watts and steady output! I had inverter connected to a lead deep cell battery, did not want to damage the undersized battery so did not run for more than 30 secs., voltage on battery dropped to 10.8VDC but inverter kept right up with load.Now I am ready to purchase the larger Lithium battery(s) to run my set up for class B van (small microwave, rooftop AC, fridge, etc.Liked the supplied cables, the remote control panel with On/Off switch, the clear readouts. Great design, 60 Hertz and steady voltage output no matter what the load was. Very happy!

I purchased the beltt 2000 Watt pure sine wave inverter for my solar generator project. It is well made. it works well with my 12 volt system. It has three outlets and a display that is colored and is very easy to view.Pros: it has three outlets, one of them a 20 amp outlet. It also has a USB port. It is compatible with most 12 volt systems. It has a remote control with a display that is attached by cable. The wires are heavy duty and work well and do not get hot when used for a period of time. It is a pure sign inverter which is a plus.Cons: it is big and bulky for my project. Other than that, there are no other cons that I have experienced.

I purchased this to put in my DIY solar generator/power station/battery box I built. It was an excellent value on sale and even if it wasn't on sale it was an excellent value. Like others have mentioned the included hardware is a bit odd. The wrench fit and worked, but there were a few 40A fuses and no indication as to where those would go or why they'd be included. At about 900w AC output the inverter draws just over 100A DC, so 40A fuses aren't going to be useful. The manufacturer included a nice length of wire (about 3ft red and 3ft black) for connecting to the DC power source. I'd say the wire is probably close to or between 4AWG and 6AWG. It looks smaller than 4AWG, but bigger than 6AWG. It seems to be sufficient for my use. If you're going to run 1000W through this AC inverter regularly, I would probably upgrade the wires to 4AWG.I like that they included plastic covers for the DC terminals and little plastic acorn nuts to cover the bolts that stick through the plastic covers. Those cover those bolts, but also keep the plastic housings in place over the DC terminals so nothing can short out. I tested this with a 900W space heater without any issues. I didn't test how long it would run it for since that depends mostly on the battery, however it powers it up no problems.Some reviewers stated this isn't a pure sine wave inverter, but I disagree. I had a friend bring over an oscilloscope and test the AC output and we saw a pure sine wave output at 119 volts and 59.6 Hertz. That is within range of the specifications (59.5Hz to 60.5Hz) that power companies have to deliver to your home. I feel completely comfortable using and recommending this inverter.My only real complaint is that the company makes a remote power switch and display that can be mounted away from the inverter, however it is not included with the inverter. It appears to be an optional $20 part. It's not a deal breaker for the price, but if you need it, be sure to purchase it separately.Overall I would recommend this inverter if you're on a budget or just want to save a bit of extra cash. I can't speak to longevity, but it felt durable and heavy duty, so I expect it should last awhile, especially since I won't be running 1000W all the time and I won't be using it daily either. If I have any issues, I'll update this review.

This is my first Belttt inverter, a 2000/4000 watt unit. It replaced an older unit of a different brand. I have it connected to four 100Ah lithium batteries which are charged by eight 200 watt solar panels. I use it to power an older refrigerator and a chest freezer. It has performed flawlessly for several weeks now. One thing I appreciate is the quiet cooling fans which only cycle on at times of heavy output. My old inverter was terribly noisy. I would buy one again without hesitation. It was packaged well, has a very nice remote display and has good instructions for installation and use.

So far...so good!The inverter is working as hoped for/expected in our cargo trailer toy hauler/camper conversion.We haven't had a chance to use it that much (camper still in driveway) and I'm still figuring the little ins/outs of it.Note...at first (when I tried the microwave with it...1450 watts) it turned it on and within 4-5 seconds you could see/hear a significant drop in power. This was the normal response because it was still set to "Normal" mode by default. Once I set it to enhance mode, the microwave work correctly (full/normal look-sound). I also tried our Keurig coffee pot in enhanced mode (microwave off) and it worked correctly as well...seems to run 1300-1450 watt items fine.BTW...I'm running the inverter using a 100ah lithium Lifep04 mini battery (got on Amazon) and it's working good as well. I know that I can't run high wattage appliances with it for long periods of time without totally draining the battery but it's running the "non-high powered" items (i.e. 2 long LED lightbars in ceiling, 24" TV and 12 volt frig-via 120 adapter) fine and for long periods of time.We're happy with the performance so far and if it continues to function like it does now and for an acceptable amount of time (aka...long enough for us to feel that we got our money's worth) then I would purchase again and recommend to others.Hope the information above is/was helpful and best wishes with the product if you decide to buy!