EverStart 750 Watts Vehicle Power Inverter

I sent this Everstart 750 Watt inverter to "last camp of the year" with my son in order to give it a good test. It kept both he and his wifes phones charged plus ran a couple lights and a small laptop and also charged a Cordless Drill battery. He said he never got an overload or low battery warning but he did occasionally run his truck just to be safe so he couldnt testify as to exactly how long it would last without a recharge. Your not gonna power your house with this thing or run a microwave oven, a refrigerator, a water pump nor a circular saw etc.. These inverters arent made for that but for charging or running small electronic devices, lights, etc. they are a perfect choice. I live in a cellular dead zone and have to connect via wifi while at home so when the power goes out I am left in the dark with no phone. This inverter is just what I needed to power up my modem and wifi router and keep my phone charged during a short outage which is the main reason I ordered it. I highly recommend this Everstart 750.

If you would like to convert your vehicle’s 12 volt DC power to household 110 AC power then this is a great product to have. This modified sine wave power inverter has two AC ports for 750 watts of output power. It has a high surge peak of 1500 watts. It also includes two five volt DC USB ports at 3.1 amps shared total. The 750 watt version includes a heavy-duty connecting cable so you can clamp directly to your vehicle’s battery for up to 750 watts. Unfortunately, it does not include a cigarette plug type of cable. The inverter has an LED screen that shows the output power percentage, the car battery voltage, and warning lights. There are also replaceable fuses included to keep you protected. This product is Intertek certified and includes a one year warranty. There are also built-in tabs on the inverter just in case you wish to mount the item with screws. I tested my inverter outside of my vehicle with the included cables and the item performed perfectly as expected. With an AC trouble light plugged into the outlet, and the vehicle running, there was no noticeable light flickering or any other issues while using. I have decided to mount this 750 watt version inside of a building to use with an off-grid solar setup. It works great for powering small AC tools, charging tool batteries, running a stereo boombox, and other small appliances. I highly recommend this wonderful item. This would be a great gift idea!