Review on 🔌 NGNWOB 2500W Pure Sine Wave Inverter - DC to AC 12V to 110V - RV Truck Solar Power Converter with Multiple Outlets by Dan Buycks

I have a 5000w inverter which is my backup (no electricity in the house) powered by LIFPO4 batteries which I charge with 200w solar panels, but this The inverter belongs to my car backup power supply. It will NOT work in a microwave or anything else that uses a lot of power, but for charging phones, tablets and even tool batteries that are needed on the go, then this is the right choice for the job! What I like about it is the size - my 5K inverter is really big and VERY heavy! This little guy is about the length of a cell phone, but of course thicker and a bit wider. This makes it easy to stow away even in a small car. You see, I have the essentials that I always carry around in my little car - I have a couple of bottles of water, both to drink and, if needed, for a radiator problem, a quart of oil if I can find that in my car little oil. , a portable air pump if the tire is flat or flat, and an electric jack if the flat tire cannot hold air and needs to be replaced. It's important to be prepared for emergencies though, and having an inverter like this little one in your car is ideal - no more dead cell phones because you forgot to charge it before leaving the house, no more screaming kids who find their tablet. is dead and they can't watch the movie you downloaded for them! If you're camping and using air mattresses, or maybe rowing on a lake, it's a lot easier to have an electric air pump than an old bike hand pump. For the price, for what it can do for you in so many situations, this is a great little converter.