🔌 Kinverch 500W/1000W Car Power Inverter: DC 12V to AC 110V Adapter with 2 AC Outlets & 2A USB Charging Port Review

. The old one squeaked all the time while working. This one makes no sound at all. I like it! It was easy to install and I'm a happy camper!

After 15 minutes, it was so hot that I could smell smoke inside the product. Looks like it's about to explode. I heard a "boom" sound and noticed sparks inside the inverter. As a result, the inverter cracked and my camera broke! It's so crazy! It killed my favorite camera.

The product's fan is not working. After 5 minutes of using the device, the red fault lamp lights up and the device switches off. The built-in fan never cooled the device. I sent it back for a replacement. Replacing the block did the same. I went back and bought a different brand; await his arrival. There seems to be a bug with the product line!

I bought this for my trailer and it took me a while to get used to it but when I first connected it it worked great my tv turned off the tv and plugged in my laptop and i saw that the fan in the back was not working because i thought it would work when it gets hot. No, the rear cooling fan does not work and gets warm, but it can be repaired. It's a good deal for the price and I might buy another one for my other truck, but it's just a minor issue that I can easily fix.

My 500w inverter is working fine. It's in my RV, powering my 32" TV, my PS4 and charging my phones. Looking at other inverters on offer (2000w and 5000w) I am concerned about the wire size they come with. It looks like the 5000W comes with 6 AWG wire. This is NOT even close to what you should be using for this size, I would use at least a 4/0. This is a lot more than inverter #6. 5000W, can handle about 40A at 115VAC, but on the 12V side this is about 10 times more than (400A) 6 AWG wire is…

I bought this inverter to use during a power outage, I have a gas generator but when the power goes out it's usually during a thunderstorm. So I calculated the watts I would need during a power outage. So now I have a battery on the tender and if the power goes out all I have to do is put the battery in and connect the inverter. There is TV, cable etc. Within 5 minutes. I tested 1 time the battery was 12.69V, I connected the TV and cable box, 163W. I turned on the TV and cable box for 2 hours…

You can buy almost any inverter that will power/charge laptops, cameras and other small electronic devices. How about a 250W portable heater? Those little inverters will turn it on and off for a second or you'll blow a few fuses. That's why I bought this. If I'm stuck somewhere because my radiator exploded, or I just can't use my car heater, this comes in handy. I tested this inverter and it definitely runs at 500w continuously. No problem if you run the 250w heater for at least 30 minutes. The

Bought and charged a laptop and 2 cell phones for maybe half a day. After 4 hours of operation it's more or less dead :( I can honestly say that this is a cheap mid-range inverter and it looks very well made and good quality. Sometimes (rarely) you buy a manufactured "faulty" Article this is QC Guy slipped lol The gods of Revain frowned at the fact that we had the item 3 months before fitting it to a new work truck we just bought,

So I got the product to survive Hurricane Dorian. I tested the product before the hurricane. Hooking it up was fairly easy and provided backup power for a fridge, fan, LCD TV, lamps and several cell phones. So I'm satisfied with the product. I tried making a cup of coffee (kerig), it worked, but I had to disconnect all other connections as it just sent the power meter almost to yellow. But as soon as the water warmed up as expected, the power meter dropped. So it worked. With a continuous…