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popularKatManDude posted Jan 30, 2026 08:20 PM
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YMMV - Select Home Depot Stores: RIDGID 18V Cordless AC Inverter Kit with 2.0 Ah Lithium-Ion Battery and Charger $58.05

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YMMV - Select Home Depot Stores: RIDGID 18V Cordless AC Inverter Kit with 2.0 Ah Lithium-Ion Battery and Charger. In-Store Clearance $58.05.

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YMMV - Select Home Depot Stores: RIDGID 18V Cordless AC Inverter Kit with 2.0 Ah Lithium-Ion Battery and Charger. In-Store Clearance $58.05.

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Jan 30, 2026 10:07 PM
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Jeff_In_LouisvilleJan 30, 2026 10:07 PM
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Geez, I've been waiting for this to go on sale but now I don't see any around me.
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Jan 30, 2026 10:08 PM
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PedroRJan 30, 2026 10:08 PM
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Cute.
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Jan 30, 2026 10:55 PM
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Hate that we have so many battery connector standards. Wish they would consolidate around a couple common formats.
Jan 31, 2026 12:05 AM
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VikingSailorJan 31, 2026 12:05 AM
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Output limit is 175W.
Putting this here since it's likely to be relevant info for a lot of people interested.

Roughly calculated the 2.0 Ah battery will give you about 12 minutes of you run it at full capacity.

The max output 175W is about 1.45A at 120V output. The 2.0Ah (18V DC) battery is about 0.3Ah, which means you can run a 1A 120V draw for about 18 minutes (0.3 hours). Giving this info since most AC equipment or power adapters will have the draw listed in amps at 120 volt, and it's important to be aware that the 2.0Ah on the 18Vdc battery only equates to 0.3Ah AC output capacity. (I really wish that information like this and the labeling would be standardized to Watts and Wh...)
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Jan 31, 2026 03:50 AM
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VioletMagic1538Jan 31, 2026 03:50 AM
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Quote from VikingSailor :
Output limit is 175W. Putting this here since it's likely to be relevant info for a lot of people interested. Roughly calculated the 2.0 Ah battery will give you about 12 minutes of you run it at full capacity. The max output 175W is about 1.45A at 120V output. The 2.0Ah (18V DC) battery is about 0.3Ah, which means you can run a 1A 120V draw for about 18 minutes (0.3 hours). Giving this info since most AC equipment or power adapters will have the draw listed in amps at 120 volt, and it's important to be aware that the 2.0Ah on the 18Vdc battery only equates to 0.3Ah AC output capacity. (I really wish that information like this and the labeling would be standardized to Watts and Wh...)
I wish I knew this stuff, but I'll take it from a stranger who sounds legit. Helpful! Thank you!
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Jan 31, 2026 04:07 AM
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OptimusdieselJan 31, 2026 04:07 AM
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Quote from VikingSailor :
Output limit is 175W.
Putting this here since it's likely to be relevant info for a lot of people interested.

Roughly calculated the 2.0 Ah battery will give you about 12 minutes of you run it at full capacity.

The max output 175W is about 1.45A at 120V output. The 2.0Ah (18V DC) battery is about 0.3Ah, which means you can run a 1A 120V draw for about 18 minutes (0.3 hours). Giving this info since most AC equipment or power adapters will have the draw listed in amps at 120 volt, and it's important to be aware that the 2.0Ah on the 18Vdc battery only equates to 0.3Ah AC output capacity. (I really wish that information like this and the labeling would be standardized to Watts and Wh...)
I have this with a 4ah and I cant really find a good use for this. used it to power a PA speaker a few times. anything less than 175 watts I got plenty of power banks, or all in 1 jump starters/power banks. anything that requires more then 175watt you may as well invest in a real battery bank with better features. i currently keep at as emergency power for laptops or charging power bank idk.
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Jan 31, 2026 05:31 AM
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aznboi24Jan 31, 2026 05:31 AM
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Quote from Optimusdiesel :
I have this with a 4ah and I cant really find a good use for this. used it to power a PA speaker a few times. anything less than 175 watts I got plenty of power banks, or all in 1 jump starters/power banks. anything that requires more then 175watt you may as well invest in a real battery bank with better features. i currently keep at as emergency power for laptops or charging power bank idk.
Probably good for a router or gateway.

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Jan 31, 2026 08:11 PM
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michrechJan 31, 2026 08:11 PM
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Quote from Optimusdiesel :
I have this with a 4ah and I cant really find a good use for this. used it to power a PA speaker a few times. anything less than 175 watts I got plenty of power banks, or all in 1 jump starters/power banks. anything that requires more then 175watt you may as well invest in a real battery bank with better features. i currently keep at as emergency power for laptops or charging power bank idk.
This would be excellent for plugging in a lamp or two with an LED (or other low wattage) bulb for light. Would be great for folks that might be working in a room where they had to turn off the electricity. As another user stated, it could be good to keep an ONT / modem / router powered for short power outages. I suspect, especially with higher capacity batteries, it could be used to keep a CPAP running over night (until something longer lasting could be figured out, in the case of extended outages).

I'm sure there's all sorts of things this could be useful for, for folks that don't have a Ryobi 40v battery bank with four 6Ah batteries or a EcoFlow Delta 2 Max (both of which I already have). Wink
Jan 31, 2026 08:41 PM
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WoWaJan 31, 2026 08:41 PM
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Quote from VikingSailor :
(I really wish that information like this and the labeling would be standardized to Watts and Wh...)
But then, how would the manufacturers be able to confuse people and make them buy the wrong stuff?
Feb 02, 2026 09:23 AM
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llarsFeb 02, 2026 09:23 AM
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Quote from Optimusdiesel :
I have this with a 4ah and I cant really find a good use for this. used it to power a PA speaker a few times. anything less than 175 watts I got plenty of power banks, or all in 1 jump starters/power banks. anything that requires more then 175watt you may as well invest in a real battery bank with better features. i currently keep at as emergency power for laptops or charging power bank idk.
We use them for aligning radios on rooftops so we don't have to get power to the roof before pulling cable. Among other things.
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bigal8627Feb 03, 2026 02:20 AM
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My brother picked one up at $45 few months ago. The kit kit tool only I have been bitter about it since ! I have looked on EBay and lowballed many to try to get it close to $45 I bought the last kit two days ago at $58 it's worth it if it's in your ecosystem already.
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