Car Power Inverter For Computer Speakers

I have a power inverter in my car and I use this to charge my batteries while I drive

I use this to power my outdoor speakers off my computer, and it works great!!!!!

I bought this inverter to charge my camera batteries while I am in my car. I was very skeptical of the pure sine wave output claim, but have since verified this while it was under a 100W resistive load (see photo)

We recently had a power interrupt...you know...a car hit a tree in the neighborhood during a wet day. I was on the computer in the depths of a Photoshop session. Lights went out, computer & Hard drives stayed on for the duration of the session & let me power down successfully.

A nice way to upgrade computer speakers to get some good bass and power for your setup.

I just had to replace 3 of my previous (4) Ion Inverter Batteries after 10 years of service and I was completely satisfied with them....so I bought 2 more. Still keeping the one good one as a backup. If you're seeking reliable, location power, you'll be very happy with these. And you can charge/power anything that requires clean power such as computers, tablets and phones, also.

Bought the Photogenic ION Lithium-ion inverter to power my two Photogenic 1000-watt second strobes as a pair. Dispite�the fact I had the modeling lights turned off, the load was too much for the inverter. However, with one strobe, it's just what I need. Not only do I power a strobe, I also use it to power anything that requires low wattage AC power, like wireless mic receivers or transmitters or battery operated audio recorders or small camcorders and small video monitors. The kit is especially useful since it includes a case, spare battery and charger. What a pleasure not to have to run AC extension cords! Great product. Highly recommend it.

I love this power inverter, didn't know how much I needed it! easy to use, doesn't drain the battery, have used it for everything! Nice to find a product that does what it says it does! love it!

I purchased the DELTA 1300 Power Station because of its 1800w inverter and all the great features that come with it. The possibility of black outs and knowing that it will handle all the appliances that I will need to use is a great piece of mind. Thanks to Tom at HOBOTECH on YouTube and his awesome tech reviews, I made up my mind to buy it. Thank you EcoFlow for producing the best Portable Power Station ever. Leroy M.

I have already used several power stations, I started with GoalZero Yeti 400 products then 400lithium, 500X, 1500X. Then the first version of the Ecoflow Delta came out, which replaced everything due to the fast charging and the integrated charger. The original Delta is not without its flaws but it made me ditch the whole GoalZero system, sorry ... I believe that in the current version of Delta MAX, Ecoflow has solved virtually all the flaws and ills of the original Delta. Ecoflow Delta MAX surpasses competitors' products in practically all respects. Benefits: - large battery capacity at a reasonable weight and price - powerful inverter (you can power most devices) - a refined bypass from the solar charger (when there is a lot of sun, you power the inverter and charge the battery, in competition products you only charge the battery, which is then discharged by the inverter to 90-95% and recharged, destroying the cells) - management of many parameters through the application, e.g. switching outputs, charging speed from the AC network, and many others. - an application that works "online" through Ecoflow servers and offline when you are far from civilization - ECOSYSTEM, the possibility of extension with further compatible accessories, battery packs, smart generator etc. - lots of security Disadvantages: - noise from fans, I do not understand why the device uses such a primitive way of managing the on / off operation of the fans? After all, the speed of the fans can be modulated depending on the temperature of the inverter, solar charger etc. If it could be improved with the firmware, the device would be practically perfect. - due to the conversion from 42V to 12V there are quite large losses in the DC circuit (compared to the competition)