Review on ⚡️ 2000W Power Inverter: Pure Sine Wave Car Inverter with Wireless Remote, LCD Display & Triple AC Outlets - Ideal for Travel, Camping & Power Outage by Manny Darawi

I live off the grid and use solar panels and batteries for electricity. I have a coffee pot, small air conditioner, TV and computer, chargers, etc. If you can save electricity, all your devices can be controlled easily. Sometimes I run almost the full inverter load of 2kW. I start the microwave with alternating current. It does its job quite efficiently. The board is amazing. I would prefer bluetooth to my phone but the info you get is battery voltage, overall wattage, reset button if the remote is going haywire. Which he occasionally does. But it's better to place it closer to the batteries, otherwise you won't have to go outside in the morning to turn it on and make coffee. The remote control is worth it despite the price difference. The big question is would I buy this inverter again if I needed a different one? Absolutely. UPDATE: The remote control didn't work. The first problem is that there is no signal sent to the inverter to turn it on and off, or the monitor is blank. Second, it would freeze and whatever was on the screen would stay there until the battery died. If the inverter was on, you couldn't turn it off until you disconnected it from the battery. I solved these problems by looking at the board under an electron microscope at 60x magnification and saw bad solder joints on the board, some cracked or incomplete solder joints. I then re-soldered the solder connections for the power supply and RF transmitter. Then 2 long solder strips are connected on both sides of the board. Now it works perfectly every time.