Source For 200/240 Volt DC to 120 Volt AC Inverter?

Having scoured the net and made a few inquiries of companies, I don't seem to be able to find a source for a 200/240 VDC to 120 VAC inverter. Am considering one for emergency power. My 12VDC to 120VAC 1000/2000 watt Renogy unit is doing great, but would like to see if I can draw from the HV battery instead. LOTS of info on that here (and elsewhere) but so far no links to a current (pardon the pun) seller of the higher power inverter. I will ssy that on a recent test for 24 hours, I ran our fridge (fairly new, not too big, energy star rated) without a hitch. Used less than a gallon of gas. My watt meter hardly ever read above 300 so I also plugged in a fan for a while. Smooth sailing. I was thinking of the bigger unit in case I needed to also run my portable AC (HOT down here in SW FLA). So if anyone knows of a source and you can steer me in that direction, I would appreciate it. Right now I can't swing the $$$ for the PlugOut unit, but man...that is a sweet setup. So...just the inverter would be sufficient if I could find one at a reasonable cost. Then I could sell my like new Dual Fuel generator to help defray the cost. Thanks in advance!!

 

Good point. I will try to amend that to be more specific. Thanks!

 

So true about "ready-made" devices. Sometimes when I am bent on re-inventing the wheel LOL, it ends up taking more time, costing more money, and getting less than optimum results. So, I guess I will keep searching for now. The tip on solar inverters is a good one, that will give me a place to start. And...meanwhile either Randy or someone else will see that there is a market for mid-duty, ready made inverters with an input that could handle the Prius HV battery, and an output of 120 volts AC. If it came in a "kit" with all wiring, connectors, fuses and hardware ready to install, and sold in the 500-700 range, I for one would be a player. I think many others might be as well. Then I could sell both my generator and 12 volt inverter to help offset the cost. Until then, I will keep scouring the net. The suggestions are all very much appreciated. What a deep fund of knowledge on this site! And for the most part, VERY helpful comments, even though many of us (raising my hand) are not well-versed in the intricacies of this amazing vehicle. Thanks Again!