1600W Power Inverter 12V DC to 110V 120Volt AC with 20A Solar Charge Controller and Remote Control and Dual AC Outlets & 2.4A USB Port for RV Truck Solar System by GIANDEL

These are pretty good. They work fine, I bought 2 of them for our RV. I like how they handle solar panels with a built in controller.My only complaint is that the 30amp fuses are built INSIDE the unit so in the rare event a circuit gets shorter or overloaded the whole box has to be taken apart to change the fuse. It's really annoying. The fuses should be able to be accessed externally. Or better yet put circuit breakers on instead of fuses.Over all I'm very happy though, seems like good quality and value

I am currently using this power inverter in my 2015 Toyota Prius. It works wonderfully. I am getting ready for hurricane season because last year (2017) we were out of power for 8 loooong days, and I don't want that to have to sleep in this Florida heat with no A.C or a working fridge again.I have tested this power converter with almost everything that I am planning to run during hurricane season, except for the fridge lol. I will post later if it works or not. If not, I can get a "smart" UPS and that will take care of the electrical current coming from the power converter.I strongly recommend to get a USB powered fan that you can leave in the car. why? because this unit has a USB port where you can plug it in and it will help to keep the power inverter cool while you have it running in your car with the windows closed in the middle of a hurricane.I have even plugged in my gaming PC (1000W power supply in the PC) and left it running for 6 hours and it works just fine!. Didn't even got hot thanks to the USB fan I plugged in.I love the little remote that comes with it. Too bad the cord is not long enough for me. My next step is to get an extension cord and test it too see if works. Will update when I have the time to do that.

It works, so far I've powered up several LED lamps, and 2 TV's. My batteries are 2 golf cart 6 volt from Sam's Club, 84.00 each, and 3 panels = 300 watts. Pros are that it's the most you will get for so cheap, perfect to get started with Solar, but cons are that the charge controller can not handle more than 300 watts input.The front 2 plastic solar attach area is cheap and they came apart with a tight turn, so getting wire attached tight was very difficult. I tried to find a bolt that would fit the exact threading and it was IMPOSSIBLE... 2 hardware stores, Home Depot could not find a single match for this particular threading, so I wasted hours just on this problem. If I decide to keep this unit I will solder the wires to the unit with MC4 connections hanging off of it.This modified inverter did FRY a sensitive light fixture, if you have heard of X10 controllers, they can turn on and off lights, also dim them with remotes. They would not work with this inverter, but got fried.LCD tv's are fine, phone chargers, laptop, no problem. I would NOT use this with fans, microwaves, refrigerators, or anything with AC motors. If anyone has any experience using this product with refrigerators, please share your experience!So for me, this was a great starter inverter at a very inexpensive price, allowing me to have solar power for many things, but I will have to get a whole new PURE sinewave inverter, and also MPPT charge controller in the future when I'm ready to expand.

I bought a different inverter the first time but it fried on the first attempt to use a small 600 W microwave. This one worked with everything that I tried and the little microwave didn’t blow it up even though it didn’t want to operate it very well at least didn’t damage the unit. Also it worked on the overcurrent protection when I plugged in a circular saw that’s a 13 amp circular saw and that tripped it but again it protected it and didn’t cause any harm. Very happy although it’s still new but so far so good for everything we need it for.

I drive a truck for a living and it's nice to be able to quickly fire up a microwave or Foreman grill, etc.. to make something hot to eat on a quick break.The 2000w sine model is a bit bulky, but it for just fine behind my drivers seat... bolted to the cabinet.. I dropped the cables (I upgraded to 6ft of 2/0 for peace of mind in a $180k truck).No issues whatsoever at this point.Good looking product with simple, easy hookup, and control feaures.For the price.. it's a no brainer over what you get in the over priced truck stops. Half of what they sell fails rather quickly.

Great quality product with 20A solar controller, it brings a lot of convenience, to solve the problem of lack of power, and with remote control very fond of this product, good price,good option and fast delivery！ love love love love love it

Works good with my 2*100watt solar panels. I run a 30 watt LED light and TV every night, no problems yet. The panels may not store enough power when the days get short. i think summer will be better, very useful.

Works pretty much as expected, but a caution: if your thoughts are to use this in a continuous system, such as on a solar array, be advised that it draws nearly 2 amperes just turned on - no load attached. Consequently, you are draining your batteries in low sunlight periods even with the load disconnected - a possible deal breaker. Also, I found some of the construction a bit shabby: the AC outlets are a bit loose, and the solar array terminals are too small. When I tightened the terminals too tight, the plastic covers broke off in my hand - I could not tighten them more than moderately suggesting concern of corrosion developing long term.