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Samlex Pure Sine Wave PST-1000-24, 24v, 1000W Inverter
Magnum Energy MM612-AE, 600 Watt, 12 VDC Inverter with 30amp Charger
Victron Energy 48/800 120V VE.Direct NEMA 5-15R Phoenix Inverter
Magnum Energy MSH3012RV-L Inverter | 3000W | 12V
Morningstar SureSine 300 Watt Inverter SI-300-115V-UL
Samlex Pure Sine Wave PST-60S-12A, 12v, 600W Inverter
Samlex Pure Sine Wave S-1500-124B2, 24v, 1500W Inverter
Samlex Modified Sine Wave PSE-12175A, 12v, 1750W Inverter
Samlex Pure Sine Wave S-1500-112B2, 12v, 1500W Inverter
Magnum Energy ME2012, 2000 Watt, 12V, RV Marine Inverter 100amp Charger
Magnum Energy MS2012, Off Grid Inverter, 2000 Watts, 12 Volts, P

Enjoy Reliable Power Conversion on the Road With an RV Inverter from The Solar Store!

Keep your RV powered up with a camper inverter you can count on for decades to come. Whether you’re parked at a campground or living off-grid for good, this is your one-stop shop for all the best solar inverters for sale online. We’ve handpicked the best brands including:

You can shop with peace of mind knowing you’re getting dependable, high-efficiency equipment when you order inverters for motorhomes here at The Solar Store. Our off-grid solar inverters handle everything from laptop chargers and microwaves to air conditioners and refrigerators, supporting both pure sine wave and modified sine wave output.

We’ve made sure this collection was specifically built with mobile needs in mind. Everything here offers reliable AC power, power-saving modes, and flexible mounting for any installation. Our RV inverters connect seamlessly to batteries and solar panels for uninterrupted power anywhere life takes you. 

Choosing the Right Camper Inverter From Our Collection

Picking the perfect RV inverter means considering your appliance load, battery voltage, and the type of power inverter that matches your installation.

Our customer service team is always available to help you choose the right inverters for motorhomes. You can weigh your options below in the meantime, but don’t hesitate to reach out for one-on-one support.

Product Name

Output Type

Voltage / Wattage

Stand-out Details

Brand

Samlex Pure Sine Wave PST-1000-24, 24v, 1000W Inverter

Pure Sine Wave

24V / 1000W

Reliable AC output, ideal for sensitive electronics

Samlex

Victron Energy MultiPlus-II 12/3000/120-50 120V Inverter/Charger

Pure Sine Wave

12V / 3000VA (2400W)

120A charger, 50A transfer switch, parallel/three-phase ready, remote monitoring

Victron Energy

Magnum Energy Inverter 3000W, 12V MSH3012RV-L

Pure Sine Wave

12V / 3000W

125A PFC charger, RV-ready four-step install, three-year warranty

Magnum Energy

Samlex Modified Sine Wave PSE-12175A, 12v, 1750W Inverter

Modified Sine Wave

12V / 1750W

Budget-friendly, suitable for standard appliance loads

Samlex

OutBack VFX2812M Inverter Charger RV Mobile Use, 2800W

Pure Sine Wave

12V / 2800W

Inverter charger, off-grid and mobile applications

OutBack

FAQ

It converts DC power from your batteries or solar panels into AC power so that you can run appliances like microwaves, laptops, and air conditioners in your RV.

Simple - it lets you use the power you’ve stored up in your batteries! You can run coffee makers, laptops, TVs, CPAP machines, and everything in between without being plugged into shore power or running a generator.

Only you can answer that, but most owners find it’s worth every penny - especially if you park in areas that don’t have hookups or intend to live in your RV off-grid permanently. Your batteries can really only power 12V devices like lights and fans without a camper inverter.

No. Some higher-end RVs come with one factory-installed, but the vast majority do not. This is something you add on after the purchase in most cases.

Add up the wattage and surge requirements of all devices you want to power at once. Choose an inverter with a continuous output rating above your total load, and consider peak loads from appliances like refrigerators or air conditioners.

Go Power! and Victron have purpose-built RV product lines that we highly recommend. Cotek and Samlex are solid picks as well.

Mount it near your battery bank somewhere with good airflow, run properly sized cables to the batteries, and wire the AC output to whichever circuits you want to power. Not confident with electrical work? Have a technician do it - bad wiring is a fire risk.

Your AC outlets stop working on battery power. You might notice the unit clicking on and off, throwing error codes, buzzing, or shutting down under loads it used to handle fine.

A decent inverter lasts 10-15 years. Heat chisels away at that lifespan, though. Poor ventilation and consistently running near max capacity will lead to premature failure.

Anytime you're off shore power and need to run something with a standard AC plug. There's no reason to leave it on while you're plugged into shore power or while the RV is in storage.

Yes. Inverters pull a small standby draw even with nothing plugged in. It’s not much, but it is enough to drain your batteries if you forget about it.

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