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Home Depot - Ryobi Battery Powered Inverter - 150 watt for 18v Battery $60. 300 watt for 40v Battery $80. Free shipping
$59.97
$79.97
Home Depot has the Ryobi 18-Volt ONE+ Lithium-Ion 150-Watt Powered Inverter Generator [homedepot.com] with USB for $59.97. Previous price was $79.97.
The Ryobi 300-Watt Powered Inverter Generator for 40-Volt Battery [homedepot.com] is on sale for $79.97. Previous Price was $99.
Free shipping to home or store for either.
18v Features:
Fits all RYOBI ONE+ 18-Volt batteries
150-Watt of continuous output
2 USB ports and one 120-Volt outlet
Ideal for laptops, tablets, smart phones and other small electronics
External LED light
Modified sine wave
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40v Features:
300-Watt of continuous output
Outlet types: 1 USB-A outlet, 1 USB-C outlet and 1 120-Volt wall outlet
Pure Sine Wave Output
Perfect for powering laptops, tablets, cell phones and other small electronics.
External LED light
https://www.homedepot.c
The Ryobi 300-Watt Powered Inverter Generator for 40-Volt Battery [homedepot.com] is on sale for $79.97. Previous Price was $99.
Free shipping to home or store for either.
18v Features:
Fits all RYOBI ONE+ 18-Volt batteries
150-Watt of continuous output
2 USB ports and one 120-Volt outlet
Ideal for laptops, tablets, smart phones and other small electronics
External LED light
Modified sine wave
https://www.homedepot.c
40v Features:
300-Watt of continuous output
Outlet types: 1 USB-A outlet, 1 USB-C outlet and 1 120-Volt wall outlet
Pure Sine Wave Output
Perfect for powering laptops, tablets, cell phones and other small electronics.
External LED light
https://www.homedepot.c
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at $60 a pop though, kind of meh for a very limited use device due to the 150W max limitation
at $60 a pop though, kind of meh for a very limited use device due to the 150W max limitation
Agree. I use mine occasionally, but probably wouldn't buy at $60.
I think of it more as back up in case of power outage. Typically, for every day use or travel the small battery packs work well and are much smaller.
at $60 a pop though, kind of meh for a very limited use device due to the 150W max limitation
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60 Watts/12 Volts= 5.5 amp draw. 10%= 0.55 amps. Total amp draws with inverter= 6.05 amps an hour.
So to use a CPAP on a battery all night, you'll need 48.4 amps for 8 hours of sleep.
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Some of the posts might be helpful.
Quite a handy gadget. I tested it with a 30W LED shop lamp and it lasted over 2hrs on a 4ah battery. Briefly tested the USB ports, outputs between 1.5 - 1.8 amps though the phone was more than half full when I tried it.
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60 Watts/12 Volts= 5.5 amp draw. 10%= 0.55 amps. Total amp draws with inverter= 6.05 amps an hour.
So to use a CPAP on a battery all night, you'll need 48.4 amps for 8 hours of sleep.
We had some work done outside our house and I wanted to monitor the progress, but didn't have any outlets nearby. I was able to plug in a wireless ip camera and power it all day (uses about 5w continuously) on an extra 2.6Ah 40v battery. Super convenient for things like LED lights or needing a portable AC port where you don't want to drain your car battery or have to run the car. There are other USB powerpacks which include AC inverters, but rarely 300w output and if you already have the 40v batteries and changers, it's a no-brainer. (But remember that even a 4Ah battery will only power a 300-w device for about 30 minutes.)
Unfortunately, I bought at $99, but it's nice piece of mind and way quieter than running a generator.
We had some work done outside our house and I wanted to monitor the progress, but didn't have any outlets nearby. I was able to plug in a wireless ip camera and power it all day (uses about 5w continuously) on an extra 2.6Ah 40v battery. Super convenient for things like LED lights or needing a portable AC port where you don't want to drain your car battery or have to run the car. There are other USB powerpacks which include AC inverters, but rarely 300w output and if you already have the 40v batteries and changers, it's a no-brainer. (But remember that even a 4Ah battery will only power a 300-w device for about 30 minutes.)
Unfortunately, I bought at $99, but it's nice piece of mind and way quieter than running a generator.
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