Victron Pure Sine Wave Inverters for RVs (120V)
A Victron inverter turns battery power into clean 120V AC, without the charger or transfer switch of a MultiPlus. Choose one when you already have a converter or charger and simply need AC outlets from your batteries, or when you want a small dedicated inverter for a TV, CPAP or laptop circuit. Not sure what size you need? Send us your rig and we'll design your system, free.
Which Victron inverter?
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Inverter VE.Direct 120V: compact models for 12V and 24V systems with a NEMA outlet and VE.Direct port for Bluetooth and monitoring.
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Inverter VE.Direct GFCI (UL 458): the RV-listed version with a built-in GFCI outlet, for installs that must meet UL 458.
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Phoenix Inverter 3000VA 120V: the high-power option for 12V or 24V banks, for microwaves and larger loads.
Inverter or inverter/charger?
If you plug into shore power or run a generator, an inverter/charger usually makes more sense, because it also charges the batteries and switches over automatically. A plain inverter is the simpler, lower-cost choice for boondocking rigs that charge from solar and the alternator.
Every Victron product here is genuine stock from an authorized U.S. Victron dealer, shipped free from Upland, California, with the full Victron warranty. Not sure which model fits your rig? Call us or send your RV details and we will size the system with you.
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Common questions
What size inverter do I need?
Add the watts of everything you will run at once and allow about 25 percent headroom. A TV and laptops fit a 500VA unit; a microwave needs 1600VA or more.
Can I turn it on and off remotely?
Yes. The VE.Direct models accept a remote on/off cable and can be switched from the VictronConnect app with a Bluetooth dongle.