Best Bluetooth 12V Inverters

A 1000 W inverter for vans and campers that leave the inverter on all day, thanks to its low idle draw and app.

For a van or small RV that plugs into shore power and wants loads to stay on when it unplugs. Pair it with a separate charger.

A good fit for RVs and vans that run a fridge or fan all night, since the low idle draw saves battery. Expect to hardwire it rather than plug into the unit.

A 2000 W inverter with automatic changeover for RVs that want appliances to keep running when shore power drops. You still need a separate charger.

A low-cost 2000 W inverter for DIY van and cabin builds that want app monitoring and a hardwire terminal. It has no safety listing, so it is a weaker fit for RVs that need one.

A cheap small inverter for a van or camper that comes with app monitoring and GFCI outlets. Skip it if you need a UL listing.

For larger RVs and cabins that leave a big inverter on around the clock: its idle draw is a fraction of most 3000 W units. Hardwire it into a panel to use the full output.

A big inverter with automatic changeover for RVs and home backup that already have a separate charger. Renogy’s HF inverter-chargers add charging for more money.

A compact, light inverter-charger for vans and small RVs that plug into shore power and run on lithium. It costs much less than Victron or Xantrex units with similar features.

For RVs and home backup with a big 12 V lithium bank that want fast shore charging and seamless changeover. It undercuts the major brands while matching their headline features.

A small LiFePO4 inverter-charger with app control and a bigger charger than the 55 A model. Specs come only from the Amazon pre-order listing.

A small, cheap UPS-style inverter-charger for a LiFePO4 battery in a camper or for home backup of a fridge or electronics. Specs come only from the Amazon listing.