350W Pure Sine Wave Car Inverter DC 12V to AC 110V Power Inverters for Vehicles,Fast Car Charger Adapter with 60W USB-C Quick Charge/Dual 110V AC Outlet, Car Plug Adapter Outlet for Laptop

my larger battery powered inverter on demand! Pure sine wave is the way to go!

Works well I use it to charge my steam deck and just the USBC will charge it I live off grid and I have it hooked up to a 60 amp lithium battery....... update my battery charger to charge my lithium batteries is only 140 Watts and the cigarette lighter plug today caught on fire beware

I have been using this for about five months now, as a sort of uninterruptible power supply. 24/7 use the entire time, and I have not had a single issue. The power comes from a battery bank that is charged by AC power (when the power is on) and would also continue to provide power for an amount of time in a power outage.I run my internet modem, my router (separate device), a NAS, a security camera and the fan I use for white noise/air flow when I sleep. Some of them run through the AC plugs and some through USB. Again with constant use for almost half a year, including a power outage or two, I've had no issues at all. Really solid inverter.

Mine seemed to go into overvoltage protection using a fully charged 6aH LiFePO4 battery. It worked with a car SLA battery though. I wish I had known this from the description, since it will not work in my application.

Hard to believe you can get a pure sine wave inverter for your car for under $50! Great deal here for travelers and their electronics. I have no problem to charge my HP Z book, iPhone and a backup battery at the same time on the inverter.Given you're getting a pure sine wave inverter for your car for $40, you really cannot beat the price to performance ratio this Panidac Pure Sine Wave inverter provides.

This works very well. Main thing you need to remember ... turn it on first and then plug things in to it.

was trying to figure out how to test this with a larger load. i had the BRIGHT idea to utilize a 150 watt led spot light and a 100 w led flood light. (you might already know where this is going.) i started my vehicle and plugged in the conveter. turned it on and plugged in the 150 watt light. (note the unit needs to be turned on first before plugging anything in or it will not turn on.) looks good and i let it run for a minute. i was a bit perplexed when i could not hear nor feel any cooling fan running in the unit. so i decided to plug in the other light to see if i could get the cooling fan to run. it too lit up and then it dawned on me. i wonder what size fuse is protecting the outlet. then i knew, because everything went dark. yep a 20 amp fuse, and i just plugged in 20.8 amps of load. i now need to run to the autoparts store to geta new fuse. though during the 30 seconds or so of bright illumination, the lights did not flicker or waver in brightness. worked great for me until my car gave up. the unit comes with a nice storag bag with a draw string.

I tested this with an old-school analog stereo system to see if I could detect any noise coming out of the speakers. There was none, and the stereo sounded just like it was plugged into the wall. The inverter also ran other loads like power tools and lights without any issues, as expected. There is no buzzing, and it stays cool to the touch. If it’s overloaded, it just shuts down gracefully, then comes back when turned back on. Good product, recommended.