Renogy 3000W Off-Grid Pure-Sine Wave Inverter & UPS Function 3000 Watt Solar Power Converter 12V DC to 230V AC with UK Socket for Travel, Camping, RV and Off-grid

The Renogy 2000W Inverter has been an absolute game changer for my off-grid setup! From the moment I unboxed it, I could tell this was a high-quality product. The sleek design, sturdy build, and clear instructions made installation a breeze.Performance-wise, this inverter is a powerhouse. It effortlessly converts DC power to AC, providing a stable and reliable power source for all my needs. Whether it's running my refrigerator, power tools, or charging my devices, the Renogy 2000W handles everything with ease. The pure sine wave output is perfect for sensitive electronics, and I've noticed no interference or noise whatsoever.One of the standout features is its efficiency. It operates so quietly and smoothly that I sometimes forget it’s even running. The advanced safety features give me peace of mind, knowing that my equipment is protected against overloads and overheating.Customer service from Renogy has been top-notch as well. They were incredibly responsive to my queries and provided excellent support throughout the setup process.If you're looking for a reliable, efficient, and high-performance inverter, look no further than the Renogy 2000W. It has exceeded all my expectations and has become an indispensable part of my energy setup. I couldn't be happier with my purchase!Highly recommend!

I received it and connected it firstly to a 2kw heater and 200ah LiFePo4 batteries and it worked perfectly.It was stable, ran cool and fairly quiet when the cooling fans started up.I'll be fitting it in a motorhome soon and I'd definitely recommend it as a very cost effective device.

Fantastic product. Looks great, works as stated, powerful, efficient, easy to install. I’ve fitted 100amp fuses on the positive and negative 50mm from the battery terminal and ground connection for extra safety. Also a 100amp isolator switch is highly recommended. Just based on my limited knowledge and looking at reputable installations. Treat the installation as you would an electrical install in your home.

EditHaving had issues with the Renogy inverter (see below) I now have it functioning correctly.For the initial installation I used the cables supplied with the unit.Renogy contacted me due to my poor review. I was told my system was not up to the power requirements, my battery was insufficient or my induction stove was pulling a surge current tripping the unit out.Following advice from a 3rd party I replaced the cables supplied with a 50mm2 alternative on both +ve and -ve terminals. It now operates my induction hob at 1900watts without issue.So, as long as you use higher quality cable than those supplied it seems a good inverter. I wish the same could be said for Renogy’s customer service.I have increased the score initially given to reflect my updated experience with this unit.Original review:-“Good looking sturdy unit which was straightforward to install.Performance with my portable induction hob was less than satisfactory.I tried it with a ring at full power (1900watts) and it tripped out after a few seconds.I reduced the power level in stages until it would continue to run. That was at 1450watts.Pretty disappointing for a unit rated at 2000watts continuous.Cannot recommend to others. If I hadn’t disposed of the packaging it would be going back.Shame really as the Renogy DC-DC charger with MPPT I bought to run alongside the inverter is really good.”

This is a brilliant bit of kit. Well made, solid feel, and really easy to set up. I love the remote on off switch. Very useful.Got it wired to my solar setup in a few minutes. Will be running my green house heater from it in winter, and my bar fridge in summer.

Works great, laughs at any load, the remote control has a simple pinout so you can tap into it to remotely turn on or off if you want (and I have extended my remote cable with a plain male-female Cat6 cable extender, about 10m, but watch that it's wired straight pin-to-pin).Silent below about 100W draw, then ramps up fans over that depending on the load. Seems pretty bulletproof.Only unfortunate thing is that you can't silence the low battery alarm, and it can be quite piercing, but it's an alarm for a reason. Would be nice if either a) that audible alarm has extended into the remote unit so you could hear it where you need to, but all you get is a tiny LED, or b) you could silence the alarm so that the inverter isn't beeping all night because the battery bank got drained overnight.Be aware that, like a lot of inverters, you can still get a nasty shock from the battery *INPUT* lugs even after it's been switched off. Don't just assume that because it's an input it won't come back out and get you from the internal capacitors.

Item arrived and seems second hand. A screw rattled and fell out, the top is scratched as is the plugs. So not a great start. I'm hoping the item performance is greater than first impressions. So far this will be my 3rd inverter (1st 3kw and 2 previous 1kw) as the past 2 are still in use and work great. Time will tell.