Amazon has for
Prime Members: EGO POWER+ Portable Inverter 400W Power Inverter Generator (PAD5000) on sale for
$122.55.
Shipping is free.
- Note: Battery and Charger Not Included
Thanks to community member
Taco_Doomsday for finding this deal.
Features:
- 400W continuous power with 800W peak power for devices needing additional ramp-up power
- Pure Sine Wave provides high quality, clean power for sensitive electronics
- Power up to three USB-compatible devices simultaneously via one USB-C port, one USB-C PD port, and one USB-A port
- USB-C PD 100W in/out port for powering devices or charging EGO 56V ARC Lithium batteries (available separately)
- 120V power outlet
- Pass-through charging feature allows an EGO 56V ARC Lithium battery to charge via the 100W USB-C PD port while simultaneously powering devices
- Built-in LED lights provide ambient lighting during a power outage
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Community Reviews
The EGO POWER+ PAD5000 is a compact 400W inverter that stands out for turning existing EGO batteries into a quiet backup power source for small electronics. It has run TVs, laptops, dual 32 inch monitors, and a headset for over an hour, and it can charge and discharge over USB C at 100 watts for modern laptops. The 800 watt peak is enough for some fridge use, though startup draw still matters and that makes larger appliances uncertain. The main catch is that the battery and charger are sold separately, so it fits best if you already own EGO gear.
The inverter can run a TV for a few hours during an outage.
The inverter can power a laptop, two 32-inch monitors, and a headset for over an hour.
The inverter can charge and discharge at up to 100W over USB-C for modern laptops.
The inverter can charge an EGO battery through the in/out port.
The deal requires purchasing a rechargeable battery and charger, which can raise the total cost.
The bundle price can be confusing because a $245 bundle is mentioned for the battery and charger.
The 800W peak may be insufficient for running a refrigerator or a gas forced hot water furnace.
A fridge startup power draw concern led to a decision not to try the inverter for that appliance.
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Some huge pro's are:
-can charge on 100watt Type-C and discharge at 100watt Type C (modern laptops)
- It can also charge while being discharged
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