2500W Pure Sine Wave Inverter with Transfer Switch, 12V DC to 120V AC Converter with 2AC Outlets, USB Port, Type-C Port, Remote Controller, Power Inverter for RV, Outdoor, Auto Swtich to Shore PowerCarbonfree Certified

Wow I'm impressed, this will run a real 7 1/4" Skilsaw, has plenty of reserve to start a real construction Skilsaw at 1,800 watts start up, and up to1,000 watts at constant. Also will run any 120v compressor. I'm using a 200ah lifepo4 12v battery.This inverter Would have no problem also running table saws and chop saws. Everything within 2,200 watts AC 120v will run efficient.But you will need a much bigger battery bank if you want to run say a 1,500 watts AC for any length of time, more amp hour batteries will give you longer run times.I like the low voltage cut off settings you can set so you don't over drain your batteries. Nice feature and absolutely necessary.One thing I noticed, that the fans rarely come on. And they only run for a very short time. I was pulling 1,200 watts for awhile and no fans came on. This thing runs much cooler than my other brand 1,000 watt inverter, which shows this inverter is both effective and efficient.If You need more than 2,200 watts constant you should bump up to 24 volt DC batteries and a higher wattage 24v DC input inverter. Way more expensive, but you get twice the juice out of a 24v battery than a 12v battery and only using half the amps of 12v battery. Twice effecient over 12v.The AC voltage on this inverter stays high around 119v/120v AC. Which is correct AC voltage. Most Inverters run at 110v to 115v AC. Then they drop down more in AC voltage under high loads. Not good, but this inverter is good and always stays at least at 118v to 120v AC even under load. Higher voltage means better speeds and performance on AC motors and fans.This will also able to run 120v full size fridges, window AC unit or split AC, Skilsaw, wet dry vacuums, carpet vacuums, Carpet cleaning machines, air compressor etc. But Stay at the Maximum of 2,200 watts constant load, don't overload it. The max load constant of 2,200 watts dictates how many devices you can run on this inverter at the same time. Again Don't overload any inverter. Bad for batteries and wears out the inverter.This inverter has a quick surge capability of 4,400 watts. But only a few seconds, only for power surge start up on AC motors. But this can run constantly at 2,200 watts AC. Most people will be happy with this inverter, and it will run many of their AC appliances.Looks well made, with nicest remote display turn on off I've seen. Display is fairly accurate.We'll see if this inverter brand holds up, if it does I'm buying this brand from now on.

works perfectly makes great power as a good battery saver will tank a battery fast even if you not using a lot of power

UPDATE 2 - April 21, 2024: All good now. My self installed inline 60amp circuit breaker on 4/0 cable feeding DC to inverter was interfering with the inverter's logic causing it to shut down after brief 1500watt microwave oven load. Breaker removed, new wire installed, microwave runs fine & long enough to cook. Battery to inverter 4/0 cable gets hot so I'm upgrading that to 1/0.Very impressed with customer service & technical support. They responded in less than 12 hours over several rounds of email with intelligent advice & guidance. Full understanding of the situation. Also very impressed with the 3000 watt inverter. I took the cover off and noted excellent build quality, four sets of two 40 amp fuses, solid component sets, assembly well done & secure. AC outlets where most of the wear/tear would occur are solidly glued in place rather than cheap tabs I've seen on other inverter units.UPDATE Apr 14, 2024: upgrading the review 2 stars as Oleantp responded with a potential solution within 12 hrs of my post. Kudos for excellent customer service. Will update further after I implement their guidance.ORIGINAL REVIEW; Oleantp, need technical support please. I recently bought & installed 3000w 2024 inverter. Connected to two new 300ah lithium ion in parallel 12v batteries. 60amp inline breaker to protect wiring etc. Batteries at 99%. Low draw led lighting etc work fine. Heavier loads like 110v microwave plugged directly into the inverter start up & begin to load the inverter. After 5 seconds the inverter shuts down. The inverter resets & comes back on as evidenced by 110v led light also directly plugged in. The microwave clock comes back on. Restart the microwave to heat & cycle repeats. I’ve tried this independently with 1100 watt, 900 watt micro wave & very small toaster oven. The inline breakers do not trip. The operating watts are well under the 3000watt rating & dramatically under the 6000watt surge rating. What’s going on here? I’d like a replacement inverter please.

So far, I have not had any problems with this inverter. It will surely get a workout this summer.

Haven't used it yet! My bad! The unit is well built and has a good instruction manual. Comes with a plug in remote and heavy Gauge wires for the battery connection. I'll update once I'm using it.

This inverter is a beast that eats everything I throw at it. I have it hooked up to my solar panel battery bank and it powers multiple devices and appliances in my home with no issues. Installation is very easy and the included LCD screen is very handy to see the power stats. I have it powering 2 chest freezers, 85 inch TV, a security camera system with 8 PoE cameras and a Ubiquiti network rack with multiple PoE devices connected as well. It does run a bit hot and loud but a non-issue for me as I do not have it in the house. For the price point I am very happy with the inverter.