Purchased the 3000 watt inverter and have installed it in my travel lite truck camper. Paired it with a 314 ah battery and two 200 amp solar panels. Added a soft start to my ac so it can run on solar/battery only. Works, but now I need to replace my 60 amp breaker with a 200 amp.
Very happy with the build and quality of the inverter. Set the settings to 60hz and DIS. Mounted the remote and added a temp controlled fan in the battery/inverter proximity. The AC pulls 24 amps on low and kicks the 60 amp breaker out on high.
Very happy with my purchase!

Installation was a breeze and everything in our RV works off the grid👍😊🛶🎣
With three 100 amp hour lithium batteries and a Tenogy 50 amp dc to dc charger we are ready to go.

Setup was a breeze. It’s really plug and play.

My new Inverter with BT & Transfer Switch is a great addition to my Rpod 180 Trailer! It powers all my appliances with ease. Tv • Coffee Maker • Portable Heater/Fan • Microwave Oven. The quiet cooling fans only kick on when I use the microwave! I’m a off the grid dry camping enthusiast and Renogy’s inverter has elevated my camping to glamping ;)

Renogy's materials show trailers and camping vehicles, so I bought this for my travel trailer. Every time I used it it surprised me with a new malfunction. The most aggravating was that it would turn itself off before the refrigerator got cold. Also, the remote switch would often not work. Renogy calls this a UPS, and that's what it is, more than an inverter. I suggest you not install this in a travel trailer or camping vehicle. I finally bought and installed a separate ATS, and now, as far as I can tell, the inverter is functional. If anything get the inverter without the integrated ATS, and get a separate ATS.

Working great on our 2018 sprinter van with resent upgrades to our solar panels and lithium batteries .

This inverter will not allow shore power to pass through without a 12 volt DC supply. (If your battery dies you have NO ELECTRICITY even if you have shore power)
The app is mostly useless. It doesn’t indicate the position of the transfer switch. It doesn't give error codes. It doesn’t tell why the inverter is beeping. Definitely not a good purchase.

Amazing, worked better than expected!!! Tested it by turning on the AC in my popup camper worked like a champ. Now I need to work on my solar system.

The High Output port doesn't work.

Fan runs constantly and is loud

Easy to install and works great so far. Will take a weekend soon to test.

This is a quality construction item, unfortunately the included 1/0 cables do not fit through the plastic caps over the DC terminals. Won't take much to modify them (they're plastic) and cut the openings wide enough to allow the shoulders of the cable connectors to fit.
From all the "plug and play" reviews, I'm guessing this is a fluke.
I have several Renogy products, they all seem very high quality.

Still in box. Haven’t installed it yet.

What I liked: ease of mounting, included battery cables, included remote, quality of case, and rubber covers over battery terminals, there is Bluetooth monitoring. What I did not like: minimal documentation, transfer switch requires the unit to be on in order to pass through shore power, no information in Bluetooth app about shore power pass through, which would be very useful.

I have just completed a table top test at this point. I hooked it up to a 320ah lithium battery and it worked as it should. Plan on putting it in my camper trailer in combination with my solar panels. Renogy technicians are drawing me a schematic drawing for my system.

So far so good

I powered up, it worked as intended. The only issue is it’s loud fans, I won’t be ableto install it in the area where my rv trailer has the pre wiring located which would be directly below our bed. So would have to find a different location which will be a Paine. The fan even comes on when on shore power which makes no sense to me.

Haven't really been able to use it yet as we have not been out camping as of yet. We have a trip planned later this week and will be better able to see how it works out. I do wish that the remote switch was surface mountable as opposed to having to cut a hole it into the surface.

Fast shipping. Looks like a quality product.

Works great and was easy to setup. The Bluetooth monitoring is awesome.

So far so good. Ez set up. Powers micro/ac in camper no problems,it’s a ll loud but not terrible. Does get hot but fans kick in and cool it down quick

If you are considering the PUH line of inverters with the internal automatic transfer switch, don't trust the manual or marketing materials concerning the operation of the ATS. The inverter must be turned on at all times to output 120V power, even when on shore power. The result is that even in sub-freezing temperatures, the cooling fans in my installation operate for 60 seconds every 30 minutes like clockwork. If you install the inverter in a travel trailer pass through like I did, that means that the two powerful fans may be running right below your pillow on a very regular schedule. The only thing that operates on 120V at night in my TT is an absorption refrigerator drawing only about 300 watts. Renogy in no way revealed this fatal flaw until I contacted tech support. Renogy did offer a 5% refund in partial compensation, but such an offer does not come close to the costs for parts and labor and the inconvenience of a need to now install an external transfer switch.

Language in the owner’s manual specifically contradicts the reality that the inverter must be powered on at all times to output 120V power. On page 16, the manual states “Utilizing the built-in transfer switch, this inverter seamlessly switches to grid power bypassing the inverter when it’s available, thereby directly supplying the load with grid power”. I would argue that if the inverter must be turned on and that the technicians claim (see below) it is boosting power to maintain a stable power supply when on shore power, then there is nothing bypassed or directly supplied about it.

I cannot imagine why the Renogy believes that their inverter in necessary to maintain a stable power supply when on shore power. That is a service the electric company provides in exchange for my money. The following is copied from my email correspondence with tech support:

Dear Customer,

Thank you for your detailed feedback regarding the inverter's cooling fan operation and the remote control requirement while on shore power. We sincerely apologize for the significant inconvenience and sleep disruption this has caused you.

We understand your concerns and hope the following technical explanation helps clarify the situation:

Fan Operation in Bypass Mode: Even when the inverter is in bypass mode (passing through shore power), its internal boost circuitry operates intermittently. This is necessary to maintain a stable power supply. This operation can cause the transformer temperature to rise. If the temperature exceeds a certain threshold, the fans will activate automatically as a critical safety feature to prevent overheating and potential component damage. Therefore, this behavior is a normal and necessary function to ensure the inverter's long-term reliability, though we understand it is disruptive in your quiet camping environment.

Remote Control Requirement & Sleep Disruption: We understand that the brightly lit remote control is also a disturbance. As a practical workaround for better sleep, we recommend installing the remote switch in a location farther from your sleeping area. This would allow you to control the inverter's on/off state conveniently from your bedside when needed, while keeping the bright LED light at a comfortable distance during rest.

While we are unable to address these specific operational characteristics through a simple software update at this time, we deeply value your feedback and the frustration it has caused.it has caused.

Solid built, features I didn't expect for the price.
A well built unit that makes me anticipate years of great service.
So happy I went with Renogy!

I'll be back..

It’s certainly a pretty thing. I have yet to put it thru its paces, but it does work as expected. This is an upgrade for a perfectly working 2000watt Renogy inverter. I won’t be using the transfer switch function, but I really like the heavy load output wiring hookup.

I am very happy with the Inverter. Build is solid and well constructed.
My only complaint against the transfer switch, is it would be nice if there was a way to get it to transfer 110vac shore power without the need to have the unit in the "on" state which also requires it be connected to a charged 12V battery.