12V inverter for RV

What is an RV power inverter?

At their core, power inverters are devices that convert DC (Direct Current) from your RV battery into AC (Alternating Current), the standard form of power for most household appliances. Typically, RV batteries operate on 12V or 24V DC, whereas home appliances require 110V or 220V AC, depending on your location.

Which RV power inverter is best?

In the realm of RV power inverters, the Kinverch 1500W stands out as a top choice. We’ve found it to be an invaluable asset for those seeking reliable power on the go. Its pure sine wave output ensures that your appliances run smoothly and efficiently, a critical feature for any RV enthusiast.

How do RV inverters work?

RV inverters work by taking the DC power from your battery and converting it to AC power using a process called rectification. Rectification is the process of converting AC power to DC power, so the opposite process is also possible. The AC power from the inverter is then available through the inverter’s AC outlets.

How much power does an RV inverter need?

Most RVs need between 2000-3000 watts unless running multiple large items. A 2000 watt pure sine wave inverter can power TVs, small appliances, interior lighting and more without issues. Just avoid overloading it by running high wattage items simultaneously. Certain power-hungry devices may require special consideration.