An rv solar inverter is a device that converts DC power from your RV’s battery or solar panels into AC. This allows you to run appliances such as TVs, fans and lights from your rig. It also provides a safe and fast way to recharge your batteries when needed.

The first thing to do when shopping for an inverter is to figure out how much wattage you need (plus surges). You can use our solar calculator to estimate your power needs.

Another important factor is the type of inverter. Pure sine wave inverters are best because they can charge all kinds of appliances with ease and produce less sound. However, they are costly.

Modified sine wave inverters are a lower-cost option that can also charge most appliances, but they do produce some buzzing and humming sounds. These can be a problem for owners of RVs with fluorescent lighting inside, so you’ll want to avoid them if possible.

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Inverters can be portable or permanently mounted in your RV. They range in power from 200-400 watts and offer one or two 120V AC outlets to plug in your devices.

Choosing the right inverter for your RV is easy, as long as you know how to properly size it. You must consider how many devices you want to plug into it and the maximum wattage you can comfortably run from them at once.

If you want to install a complete solar system, look for an inverter that can handle a high peak power rating and a high output AC voltage. This will ensure that the inverter can safely run your most energy-hungry appliances.