LVYUAN 2000 Watt Pure Sine Wave Inverter 12V to 110V 120V DC to AC with 3 AC Sockets, LED Display, Car Power Inverter for Vehicles Home RV Camping Truck Solar System

This is an excellent company to do business with. Even though my inverter was over a year old they worked with me to get the correct one. The one I had purchased wasn’t a pure sine wave and wouldn’t run my CPAP machine. Rin worked with me over several days and emails to determine that I needed a pure sine wave to run a medical device and even offered a discount on a new one.

I have it connected to a 100 amp hour it works great I like the remote part when it is in remote location.

Shorted instantly causing my battery bms to break

ESTE INVERSOR SALIO MUY BUENO LO PUSE A TRABAJAR DE INMEDIATO, Y FUNCIONA MUY BIEN.gracias por el envio, fue muy rapido...muy bien estructurado, costo beneficio.muchas gracias.

In the end, an inverter needs to deliver AC power to devices. It seems the cheapest component are the three AC plugs. They grab the device prongs very very hard, almost a firm click, and when I remove a plug from the middle receptacle it almost pulls the end cover off the inverter. It’s possible this will loosen over time, but I may just have to plug in a surge protector permanently to each outlet.It appears to work just fine converting 24VDC to 120VAC and installation was simple as expected. I have not load tested it other than up to about 500W, and the inverter did not yet kick on the fan so I cannot judge noise level.Lastly the accessory bag came with several 50-Amp fuses. It’s not clear where these would go for replacement needs, and I’m not about to unscrew every panel to open up the inverter.So far, functional for the decent price I paid, but not good quality AC outlets.

Muy bueno

I'm trying to capacity test 2 new LifePo4 batteries and was trying to use a small space heater to provide a constant draw. I plugged a Watt Meter into this inverter and then plugged the heater into the meter so I could adjust the thermostat accordingly for the draw needed, and account for the 85% efficiency loss as well. Unfortunately, even keeping the heater set so as not to draw more than 800W (~750W on meter while bluetooth battery stats showed ~60A @ 13.2V = 792W, [closer to 95% inverter efficiency]), the inverter cuts off intermittently until it cools enough to cycle back on; lather, rinse, repeat.Yes, the internal cooling fan IS turning on and running like the dickens until the moment the inverter quits/shuts down. The inverter casing (heat sink) and alligator clip cables became too hot to touch after about 10 minutes total use. Because it does have some utility at a lower wattage draw (I'll trust it to maybe 500W) AND seems to truly be pure sine wave, I'll give a rating of 2 stars. However, if you must have continuous 1000W operability, buy something else.

have a great mechanic at Brenneman Auto and Marine in Williamsburg Iowa and he recommended this to me and it works great and is very quiet.