I have the eve 280AH cells and they can handle the discharge necessary to run a 2000 watt inverter. Due to losses and voltage sag, expect amperage to be in the 170-190 amp range for 2000 watts, not 2000 divided by 12. The bigger issue is whether a cheap Renogy inverter can handle 2000 watt continous. I have friends with Renogy stuff and my educated guess is no. There is a reason their inverters are so much cheaper than reputable brands like Victron, Xantrex etc.
