1500 Watt Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter, 12 Vdc to 110 Vdc to 120 Vdc, for Home, RV and Off-Grid Solar Systems, with 2 AC Outlets and USB Port, LCD Display, with Remote ControlCarbonfree Certified

Excellent product and when I had a problem they were quick to remedy the situation! Highly recommended product and small company.

So far it handles the load up to 1800 watts without any problem. Make sure to have a battery with at least 100AH maybe 2 of them

It looks good and works good

This great for small projects. Starting my small bench top planner it struggles but eventually gets there. It has a very hard time with the 10” chop saw. It had no issues with the Harbor Freight ban saw. If you are using this type of equipment you will need a larger inverter. It runs my stereo, chargers batteries, and runs laptops just fine. But if there is a large start up surge it struggles.

I installed this product in the passenger compartment of my SUV tied directly to the battery terminals. I added a relay from the cigarette lighter to automatically switch on or off this product connected to ignition. The product is working as expected, which is a very powerful inverter and source of 1500 watt 110 volt power to charge my aftermarket battery banks for car camping and overnight quiet electrical usage after a long drive. The only thing I don't like and I wish there is a configurable option to turn off the beeps when ignition starts or stops, The beeps are indicating too low of input voltage, which are expected when you stop the engine or just cranking the engine to start it. I wish there is an option to disable the beeps.

Update: I've altered my review to 1 star, and wish I could give it less.Please see the photos. This thing caught fire, apparently after one of the plastic insulator bushings broke. Had I not been inside my camper when this happened, I'd be replacing the whole camper.The one thing that saved the day was that my fuse burned through and I was able to quickly unplug it and toss the whole mounting board full of my solar charging system pieces out the door.The flames died pretty quickly once the connection was broken, but my heartbeat will take a bit longer to go back to normal.This device was properly installed with the included battery wires and remote switch. But the fire started even before the properly- rated, professionally installed fuse popped.If you value your camper, house, family and pets, DO NOT BUY THIS INVERTER!Original review - Let's get right to the point, here... this inverter (3000w) is built to survive, and works amazingly well, even down to the voltages displayed for the input and output. They're spot-on as confirmed with a $600 professional digital voltage tester.Voltage fluctuation never varied by more than 1 volt in the AC output even with a 2,700 watt load.The provided battery cables didn't heat up more than 6 degrees F in 20 minutes of continuous run time at 2,700w output. It should be noted though that to get full, 3000w AC output, you'll need a more powerful battery bank with minimum constant output of 235A @12.8V, but this applies to ANY inverter converting 12.8VDC to 120VAC. If using lithium batteries with on-board BMS, make sure your total BMS is rated at 250A or above if your batteries are wired parallel, and EACH BMS is rated 250A or above if wired in series. Otherwise, your overdraw protection will trigger and you'll lose all battery voltage the moment you exceed BMSmax.Exceptionally well-packaged with extra heavy cardboard and Styrofoam. Individual pieces (cables, remote, connection bolts) separated in thick zipper bags.Now, for the shortcomings.This inverter has NO cigarette lighter output plug, and just one, single USB-2.0 port, which in my tests put out only 2A. Given the price point, however, this is really a non-issue, because you'll still be ahead after purchasing and installing a small cluster of USB-C and cigarette lighter plugs available for $20-$30 on Amazon or at your local auto parts store; an option that allows you to tailor the setup to your particulars. And you can wire that directly to the battery terminals OR the connectors on the inverter itself.The remote is a switch with "power on" and "fault" lights only. No voltages are displayed on the remote.Also of note is the battery cables provided are DOUBLED (2 qty) 4AWG cables crimped to single bolt-on ends. The photo in the ad shows these cables having "jumper cable" clamps on the battery side. Doubled (2), 4AWG wires as provided with bolt- through terminals are suitable for the necessary flow to allow the inverter a full 3000W output without overheating, provided the connectors are bolted with large (~5\16) bolts and tightened well. Attempting to connect such a powerful inverter using "jumper cable" clamps would introduce resistance in the connection and lead to excessive heat that could start a fire.Overall, my first impression is definitely 5 stars. I'll update this after a few months of use so I'm able to speak on longevity, though I'm confident in the build quality already.

I upgraded my motorhome to Lithium PO batteries and this Jarixoke 1500 watt Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter. It is efficient. It allows us to watch tv use the microwave oven, and recharge my pc plus two phones at the same time with enough staying power to run an oxygen concentrator and two cpap machines overnight and not over tapping the batteries. It does the job and no interruptions because the oxygen concentrator is critical. I did this because I wanted to cut down on my generator usage at night as where we like to camp the generator after 10pm is a no no.

Low energy consumption (0.8amp). Clear and valuable display. Very quiet, temp actuated fan. Major upgrade from Renogy unit