Select Home Depot Stores (link for reference only) have
RYOBI 18V ONE+ 150-Watt Portable Battery Inverter Power Source & Charger for 18V ONE+ Batteries w/ 2.0Ah Battery (RYi150C) for
$65 (In-Store Only).
Note: In-store availability is limited and pricing varies by location. You may be able to check your selected store's availability by clicking "
See In-Store Clearance Price" below the Online Price on the product page.
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Product Details:
- Fits all RYOBI ONE+ 18V batteries
- Charges all RYOBI ONE+ 18V batteries
- USB-C universal charging allows charging 18V ONE+ batteries by household outlet, in-car charging and even solar charging
- Ideal for laptops, tablets, smart phones, lights, fans and other small electronics
- 150-Watt of continuous output
- (1) 120-Volt outlet, (2) USB-A fast charging outlets, (1) USB-C fast charging outlet, (1) fast charging USB wall adaptor and (1) USB charging cable
- External LED area light
- Includes 18V ONE+ 2.0 Ah battery
- 3-year limited tool and battery warranty
Community Reviews
Ryobi's 18V ONE plus portable inverter is a handy way to get a 3 prong outlet from an 18V battery, and it can even run a Traeger, a fan, auger, and controller for a while. It also works well for small jobs like charging a phone in the garage or powering LED lights, with a 4Ah battery lasting about 5 hours in light use. The main limits are that it is an older modified sine wave model, not the newer pure sine wave version, and it will not handle heating elements for long. The $65 kit adds a 2Ah battery and charger, but the deal looks less compelling next to lower priced inverter only options.
Common Questions (4)
The tool-only inverter has been seen at $49, and a clearance inverter-only unit has been found for $25. The $65 kit adds a 2.0Ah battery and charger, but the inverter itself is the older 120V 150W modified-sine-wave model rather than the newer pure-sine-wave version.
It can run a Traeger's fan, auger, and control interface for a short time, but not the heating elements. The heating element reportedly draws about 400W for roughly 10 minutes until pellets ignite, which exceeds this inverter's 150W output.
The older 150W unit is a modified-sine-wave inverter, while the newer Ryobi pure-sine-wave model is Model PCLBG06K. The newer version is also described as having 65W USB PD input and output, which the older unit lacks.
A 2Ah 18.5V battery is about 37Wh, so runtime depends heavily on the load. A 4Ah battery has been reported to last about 5 hours for light loads like LED lights, but only around 30 minutes for incandescent lights.
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If your store says it's out of stock, then click the "Check Nearby Stores" link and look for the clearance icon. Then change your home store to a store that has them in stock to see the clearance price.
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Edit: The inverter only model I got for $25 is 150W RYi150BGVNM. It was next to the $65 unit. The newer 150W inverter for $69 is a pure sine wave, which neither the $25 model nor the OPs $65 w/battery unit are.
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