2500 Watt Power Inverter 12V to 110V/120V DC to AC Converter 5000W Peak, with Remote Control & LCD, 4 AC Outlets & 4 USB Ports Power Inverters for Vehicles Car Truck Boat RV Camping Solar System EPS

Honestly I always have a lot to say constantly! As for this item, it was absolutely amazing to have the digital display and the ability to run my refrigerator along with my natural gas Furnace and some 60 watt equivalent leds with it also powering our tv and Internet box along with some usb devices still trucking along during the winter ice and power outages for just about 2 days.. STILL FELT LIKE HOME. To explain, I left our car running outside. It has a 135 amp alternator and hooked it up directly to the battery and let it do its job the fans were quiet it didn't run hot and as long as I didn't need my heat or refrigerator I could shut off the car and run just the lights and tv and USB/power for an hour or two before it was down to a low enough voltage to fail starting it. The quality and it has some weight. This is an awesome idea for situations that involves my family being being warm in winter ice. It was absolutely crazy how adorable and valuable this was! HIGHLY RECOMMEND ITEM, TAKE IT FROM ME! Thanks for letting me say something

Used with a solar pannel and it works well

Excelente inversor cumple su función a cabalidad!

I like it but it already destroyed one of the battery cells and it's no way 2000 watts I can't even run 2 separate miliwalkee chargers yo charge my batteries. I might need the 4500 watt device but I do like it just not what it says it can handle

Works great, great power

Really good inverter. Especially for the price. I have it hooked up in my semi truck and it works great

This inverter is rated for 1000W/2000W (Peak) based on a 12V source, according to its description. This should deliver at least 8A at 120V or a little more at 110V. I connected the inverter using the car adaptor to a 400W blower, and within the 1st 4-6 seconds of operating the blower the inverter dies!! There's no opportunity for overload based on the device's rating. No other environmental factors such as rain, debris, stretched cabling, etc., I used this product within a couple of hours after receiving it and that was the result!! Faulty construction, cheap parts, lack of any testing, and several other thoughts come to mind. For a batch of 1000 such products, if 300 work, I guess it's enough purchases and corresponding ratings on Amazon. I got lucky my device is still intact. You may not be so lucky if you end up with a similar one as mine.

This inverter is working great just what I need and at the right price.😍

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Nice item. The delevery man was adorable.

It’s indicated and shows perfectly in which your power or battery 🔋 statuses of working conditions and it’s working great 👍

OVERALL IMPRESSIONS/COMMENTS: I got this Sunivora 150W power inverter to keep in my SUV for occasionally charging my laptop and other small devices like a smartphone or tablet. It is compact in size and lightweight, measuring roughly 3” wide x 3-1/2” long x 1-7/8” high and weighing about 264 g, which makes it easy to store in a glove compartment or center console. The aluminum housing feels solid and more rugged compared to inverters made of plastic in this price range, and it also acts as a heat sink to help keep the unit cool. The attached 12V cord is about 17 inches long, and the unit has two three-prong AC outlets and two USB-A ports. I noticed the 12V cigarette lighter plug itself does not contain a fuse like my VIAIR 85P air compressor, which has the fuse built into the plug. Credit to Tech Curious’s review for examining the internal components and confirming there is a 40-amp blade fuse inside the inverter itself. While it is good to see a physical fuse inside the unit, it also highlights an important limitation: the inverter’s internal fuse is rated much higher than the fuse used in most vehicle 12V outlets, which means your car’s fuse will likely blow first if the inverter is overloaded. Most vehicles use a 15-amp fuse for the 12V accessory outlet, so it is best to stick to using this inverter with lower-power electronics such as a laptop charger, camera battery chargers, power banks, portable speakers, or small LED lights. Put another way, you will want to keep any AC-powered devices well below the 150W maximum rating. For example, devices like coffee makers, kettles, or small heaters typically draw 500W or more, which would likely blow the fuse for the 12V outlet in your vehicle long before the inverter’s internal protection activates. I also checked the USB ports using an FNIRSI FNB58 USB power tester. The ports support standard USB BC 1.2 charging (5V up to about 1.5A) and Apple 2.4A charging profiles (up to about 12W), but they do not support modern fast-charging protocols such as USB Power Delivery (PD) or Qualcomm Quick Charge. This means phones and tablets will charge normally, but not at the faster charging speeds you would get from a modern USB-C fast charger. If faster charging is important, you can always plug a USB-C fast charger into one of the AC outlets instead. I tested this with a fast-charging USB adapter, and it worked without any issues. I also plugged in a 65W power adapter for my Dell Inspiron laptop, and it charged normally without any issues. A cooling fan and blue LED turn on when the inverter is powered, indicating it is ready for use. The fan is fairly quiet. Using a sound-meter app on my phone, I measured the noise level at about 44 dB, which is roughly the same level as a quiet library. SUMMARY/FINAL THOUGHTS: At about $27, this Sunivora 150W power inverter feels solid and well-built for a budget inverter, and it works well for powering or charging laptops and small electronics while traveling, commuting, or camping. Compared with many other 150W cigarette-lighter inverters in this price range, the aluminum housing and compact design are nice upgrades, although the built-in USB ports provide basic charging speeds rather than modern fast USB chargers. If faster charging is needed, you can still plug a USB fast charger into one of the AC outlets. I received this product through Amazon Vine in exchange for an honest opinion. I hope these comments help you with your decision.

I've been using this Sunivora inverter for a while and it's turned out to be a really handy piece of equipment for my car. It's small enough to tuck away in the center console but it packs enough punch for most of my basic electronics. I've found it's especially useful when I pair it with my 12V 4000A jump starter. I used a cigarette lighter plug adapter to connect the 2 and it basically gives me a portable power station that I can carry anywhere. I was able to plug in my laptop charger and get quite a bit of work done while I was parked away from any buildings and the power delivery stayed consistent throughout the session. The 2 AC outlets are spaced well enough that I can usually fit a bulky brick style charger without blocking the other port. I also tried to use this specific setup to charge my e-scooter since I thought that would be a great way to top it off while I'm out at the park. That didn't end up working out probably because a mismatch in voltage or whatnot. It's a bit of a bummer but it makes sense given the size of the unit and the requirements of a large battery. The USB ports are a nice touch for topping off a phone or a tablet without needing to dig out the wall adapters. It's really 1 of those tools that you never knew you needed until you actually have it. It feels solid and hasn't given me any overheating issues even when the laptop was drawing steady power for a couple hours.