Appliance Causes Gfci Outlet To Trip

Great appliance to use as a music server.

I have many cds and DVDs, this little appliance allows me to use all that old media

Getting ready for a road trip. Its charged, keeps the Glacier working for medications, keeps the HAM radios, cell phones, etc charged. It’s a great tool. Light weight, provides the power I need to keep the essentials working and charged for use. Charges quickly from any A/C outlet. I keep it topped off while driving with the 12v adapter or A/C outlet in the car. A welcome addition to any long trips. My hybrid doesn’t have enough USB or A/C outlets, the RIVERPRO 2 does. Display shows how much power is being consumed. Bluetooth is a nice addition too. Has enough power to keep things running all day. Glad I have it.

I change my review to a four. The issue with the error pertains to amount of power required at start-up. If the power is too great, just as those associated with hair dryers, the circuit (GFCI) will trip/default. It has been my experience that the power socket/outlet can not interface with a GFCI receptacle. Furthermore, some batteries lack the necessary power/amps required at start-up. The solution is to use a strong battery source and/or circuit not connected to a GFCI. This information should be printed on the material. Bottomline: these are great strobes if powered from a source that can handle to amp, without disruption at start-up. The strobe will work flawless afterwards.

This series of cyber power UPS is the only model that doesn't have leakage current to trigger the GFCI (ground-fault circuit interrupter) outlets. It has power factor ~ 1.0 (1000VA/1000W). Very impressive.

We have had a Roku for at least 4 years and still enjoy all we can watch. Great little appliance.

Helpful when the outlet is further away.

I can use my 300c outside without an outlet now!

Perfect for adding extra length to an appliance, useful for TV on a rolling stand.

I like that I can have multiple outlet all in one