150W Power Supply Inverter for Ryobi 18V, TEPULAS DC 18V to AC 120V Power Inverter Generator, Power Source USB Phone Charger Adapter for Ryobi w/AC Outlet & LED Light (No Battery)

I bought this unit to power my cell phones and light up a dark house durring a power outage. I did not have a 110v appliance in mind at the time, but thought this option may come in handy at some point. We'll the power went out during a bad storm and it was at night. I have several ryobi battery's for my power tools and I keep them fully charged at all times. Got the inverter out and used the light to light up my 1st floor so we could move around. The power was not comming back so it was time sleep. I have a powered lazyboy chair that is hard to sleep in without it reclining. I was able to plug the 110v cord from the power supply of the chair to the inverter. My chair worked great and able to maneuver it several times during the night without draining the 6 amp hour ryobi battery.It could also be used if someone got stuck in the chair reclining when the power went out. I did shut off the main switch after every move so that the inverter did not keep supplying standby current to the chair power supply. I'm very happy.

Finally I can make use of all my dewalt batteries and use it as an extra light, backup charger for all my electronics when I have a blackout or go camping.What I like: Has an extra white button on top to turn the inverter on and off. Why is this important? I can leave the battery connected to the inverter and it will not draw power from it. The other battery inverters (older generations) do not have this extra button so I had to disconnect the battery after each use or the battery would go dead overnight. I was indeed able to charge 3 devices (iPad Pro, iphone and portable power station) at the same time using the dual usb ports and the 110V-120V Outlet and still run the light. However, the inverter can be a little noisy when the fan kicks in to cool the device and when the fan is not on the device has a small soft buzzing noise that is continuous when in use which can be annoying if it is sitting very close to you. The overall build quality is good but not fantastic and let's see how long it will last.

Purchased to run a small audio mixer and a computer monitor for a presentation at a location that was otherwise without power. Ran the gear for three hours without issue. Used a 4 Ah Ryobi battery. I apprecaiet that it was cheaper and more compact than a Jackery or similar battery/inverter.

Love having the option to charge or use on USB DEVICES. The 110V works for small items too.

I have quite the collection of Ryobi tools and batteries so it only made sense to get a couple of these. We have had the power go out a few times during storms and they came in real handy, i also keep one in my truck in case i need some juice on the road. works as good as rioby and costs less, two thumbs baby, up.

Very light weight. But too bulky for carrying around. But works good.

Overall, it’s awesome for charging phones and running small devices. My pedestal fan gets about 45 minutes out of a 2Ah battery, and 2 and a half hours out of the 6Ah battery.

Love the idea. Tried using it as an electric source for my pump to inflate a few tubes, stopped working after a few minutes and now dead.