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This one seems to work fairly well, Hooked tv, lights, clock, dvd player and evan made coffee on 800 watt coffee maker, it runs very quiet, I really like this one so far

Works well. I have powered , one at a time, a 1/4 pump, a microwave and several small motors with it and had no problem. Stand by drain is about an amp. Doesn't shup off when there is no load. (Which is what I wanted) I haven't run the inverter long enough or hard enough for the fans to kick on.

I love the inverter. Just what I was looking for. I especially love the control panel. Will definitely shop from Vevor in the future. Telling all of my friends.

This is a great little inverter, compact yet powerful and the remote makes it possible to put the unit anywhere.

This is my first time ordering from VEVOR & I certainly will again, The inverter I ordered was beautiful, Lt came with 2 four gauge cable, a remote, extra fuses, I used it already & it works fine, I am happy with my purchase & will certainly recommend them

WOW !!! Solid and powerful inverter. Plugged one refrigerator, the equipment didn't notice it. No Heat, no noise, Easy to read display showing the watts provided. Last digit discrepancy between the voltage shown on the main display and the remote. Not an issue. Time will tell how much it will last. For the moment. Two thumbs up. I would recommend it due to price and quality. Good job Vevor.

Great products, great value and support was fantastic. I am really going to enjoy my solar panels on my boat when we're mooring out. No need to hook up to shore power to have a good night with the air conditioner.

This Inverter will start and Run my Old Duo-therm RV air conditioner. You need to use Large guage wire (larger than supplied) and plenty of lithium battery power. I have 4 300amp lifepo4 batteries in parallel and i get about 600watts of solar and I can run the a/c with this inverter for 4.5-6.5 hours depending on the outside temp and sun. I am in the desert southwest so sun is never a problem. The inverter has it's own fan that kicks in when needed and goes off when not. The metal case gets hot, but it never dies or shuts off due to being too hot. It will shut off temporarily if you try and run too much at the same time. You just shut it off and adjust your load and turn it back on and it works. I have it mounted in a storage bay near two of the 4 batteries so there is less resistance and it has a wired remote cotroller i mounted inside the couch with a constant display of battery voltage so i know how the battery is doing. Can't beat the bang for the buck a comparable Victron would be thousands. If this inverter won't run your RV a/c it's because either your batteries aren't up to it or the guage wire is too small or long for the size and it can't get enough power.

Wow, everything is great! This thing produces about 90% efficiency running a 1,500 watt heater on a 560Ah setup. Fan only comes on occasionally instead of roaring like some inverters do. If I could have anything better it would be the remote, give us a remote more similar to the display on the unit itself. Another thing that amazed me about this inverter is the standby power drain. 4 watts! That's crazy. I couldn't believe it. I have a 1,200 that sits next to this on the wall that draws 14 watts on standby with no load. Vevor did this part right. No negatives except wanting more on the remote. Good Job!

Features - Setup and Use of the Vevor 5,000 - 10,000 watt Pure Sine Wave Inverter. The front has a wire-in option (Red is hot, Black is neutral/negative, Yellow is ground) for higher pulls I'm using 10 gauge wire it's looks like it could fit 8 gauge pretty easy. Since the wires wire in on the top you will not be able to use the two right plug outlets. The front panel LCD has lots of info output power, battery voltage, Hz, watts usage... The wires that hook to the batteries are only 21 inches or 53 cm long. Not long enough for what I needed. So I used 2/0 gauge pure copper at 30 inches or 76 cm. The remote is great around 9 feet or 2.8 meters of cord very nice and easy way to see battery level and voltage. I have not pulled 5,000 watts through the inverter but I did pull 4218 watts according to the front panel for about 45 minutes straight. And not a single glitch the fan came on and is not that loud. The unit is working really well it can never pull more then 30 amps on my system. Since it has a 46 amp fuse it should be fine and there are no directions on how to change the fuse. I'm guessing remove the cover maybe a new design? Put the fuse plug on the side, top, front for easy access? I'm little concerned about only a one year warranty on something at this price point. I'm hoping it lasts much longer then one year. I'm building houses, shop, barns on top a mountain in Tennessee. No water, no sewage, no power yet. So I'm in a camper and still do my remote computer work at night. I did manage to get a fiber company to string FIOS to my camper but I need good clean steady power. I wired a sub-panel into the camper so I can run the campers 110 volts all the time. Since the 12 volt goes dead very quickly and none of the 110v plugs work unless it's on generator or AC from the poll. I have a UPS battery back-up for when I switch power sources, the problem was it only worked switching generators. My old 2000 watt inverter did not work. I added the Vevor 5000-10,000 watt Pure Sine Wave Inverter to my sub-panel now I can just flip breakers to change power supply input without losing anytime at night working. Shutting everything down to change power input sources. Power Sources: Vevor 5,000-10,000 Pure Sine Wave inverter - wired to the sub-panel, 800 Ah Lithium batteries and 1100 watts of solar panels. Two 4,250 - 3,500 watt generators - wired to the sub-panel. 60 amp 6 breaker sub-panel one leg wired to the camper 110v, the other leg wired to one insta-hot water heater. All power controlled by switching 30 amp breakers on and off. I used a 10 gauge 30 amp cord to two a 30 amp breakers in the sub-panel. One can power the 110 volts in the camper. Click that one off click the other 30 amp breaker on and it powers a 3300 watt insta-hot tank-less water heater. I have two insta-hots (hard to heat 32-34F water) one on generator #1 and battery #2 (Vevor 5000). Or one on generator #2 and battery #1 (Vevor 5000) beast-usa