| Product Description: | The RYOBI 40V 300W Power Source & Charger maximizes the versatility of the 40V system by utilizing the same 40V battery that powers your mower, blower, or trimmer to experience portable power you can take beyond the yard. Whether it's tailgates, camping trips, DIY projects, or unexpected outages, this 300W power source powers and charges lights, fans, TVs, laptops, and more. With USB-C charging, you can also charge 40V batteries; recharge a 40V 4Ah battery in an hour and 35 minutes. Pair with any RYOBI solar panel via USB-C for off-grid power on longer adventures. Pure sine wave technology safely powers sensitive electronics, while GaN technology delivers efficient, quiet performance and longer runtime. Individual on/off switches let you conserve battery life by powering only what you need. Additionally, the RYOBI 40V 6Ah Lithium Battery features up to 3X more runtime than the previous model for an improved user experience. INTELLICELL battery technology features advanced electronics allowing batteries to last longer, think smarter and deliver up to 30% more power. The COOL-CORE design reduces temperature to optimize battery performance and extend battery life. Advanced lithium cells maximize performance and runtime during demanding applications. The robust design and anti-vibration technology increases durability and enhances user experience. This battery features a high visibility LED fuel gauge to clearly indicate remaining runtime. |
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Ryobi's 40V 300 watt portable inverter bundle stands out for pairing the newer pure sinewave inverter with a 6.0 amp hour battery, making it useful for cordless fans, work lights, camping, and other small loads. The newer unit adds high wattage USB C output and GaN efficiency, and it can double as a charger through a USB port. The main caveat is price, since the bundle is being compared against lower direct outlet and open box alternatives, and the inverter still tops out at 300 watts including startup surge. A practical compact power option if the battery and newer features matter.
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DirectToolsOutlet has been cited at about $105 for the 6Ah battery with warranty and about $54 for the inverter, while Secondipity has been mentioned at $90 open-box with occasional 20% coupons. The DTO battery is reconditioned rather than new, and the inverter listing there is the older discontinued model.
The bundle is priced around the cost of the 6Ah battery alone, while the inverter is typically sold separately for about $110 and the battery for about $220. That makes the package attractive if you want both items, especially since 40V batteries rarely go on sale by themselves.
The new inverter is a pure sinewave unit with high-wattage USB-C output and GaN for better efficiency. It can also double as a charger through one of the USB ports, which makes it more versatile than the older model.
It can charge devices through a USB port, but it cannot be used as a solar charger. The solar-charger capability is not part of this inverter's function.
The inverter is rated for 300W max, including startup surge. That is enough for cordless fans, work lights, and similar small loads, but not for larger appliances.
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DTO.
$105 for battery w/Warranty
https://www.directtools
$54 for inverter
https://www.directtools
This is supposed to be SLICKDEALS, not "a slight discount off outrageously inflated prices" deals.
THAT is the old inverter. The deal was for the new one. FWIW, I have the new inverter and have had the old ones. Back in June, they had the new inverters at 2 for $179. I wound up buying because there are several features that are nicer. Pure sinewave, can double as a charger using one of the USB ports so you can even use it as a solar charger. For me that was enough to flip my old ones and put the money towards these. Even the old ones are pretty useful as long as you understand they can only handle 300 W, max (including startup).
Makes any fan a cordless fan, any worklight a cordless worklight, plus all sorts of other things, especially if you go camping but even for the beach or backyard.
Makes any fan a cordless fan, any worklight a cordless worklight, plus all sorts of other things, especially if you go camping but even for the beach or backyard.
"Pure sinewave, can double as a charger using one of the USB ports "
Applies to the OLD ONE as well. Can't use it as a "solar charger", so if you want to pay more for that, go ahead.
PS, I have 2x the 300W inverter and 2x the 1800W 40V Powerstation, so I know what I'm talking about.
The name of this site is SLICKdeals, not OKdeals.
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