Insignia Portable Ac

Light, portable, AC or DC power. What's not to like?

It is portable power. I use it all over my house. It can run my portable AC for an hour!

Monitor is used everyday. lightweight and portable. Monitor can be use with AC or battery.

Only thing I would like is a way to use an AC adapter on the receiver for those times when you are doing long shoots and don't need the receiver to be portable.

We've been wanting portable batteries for a long time so we purchased two Delta Pros to run our 240V pump, once we receive the Double Voltage Hub - due tomorrow, and to act as back-up during CA Public Safety Shut-offs and winter storms. With a L14-30 cable we will connect directly to our manual transfer switch to run the house. Recharging the unit can be set from 200W - 1800W AC but I haven't tried the fast charge yet. To stop charging before fully recharged you must disconnect the AC plug. Note also that you need to unplug the AC to the unit to turn off the Delta Pro. EcoFlow recommends you do not leave the unit(s) plugged in all the time as this may cause degradation of the battery over time. This 70 year old is able to wheel the Delta Pro around - portable but a bit heavy at ~100 lbs. My husband and I can lift it into the SUV and take it on trips. Solar panels are on the way. The fan is a little noisier than I expected when recharging, but not bad. Delta Pros are a great value for the price!

B&H made a great recommendation to me on this one! Here is a very reasonably priced portable AC power pack that can drive up to 1000 watts of monolights. It comes with two AC outlets and the battery seems to last for a long time. I just did a 3 hour shoot, taking something like 400 images with two 300 watt-second lights operating at about 80% of full power and my battery level is still on 75%. That's pretty great if you ask me. The inverter is also very portable and weighs much less than I thought it would. I had some questions on the use of the product in the field so I called the manufacturer. They answered immediately and really know their products and are passionate about quality, too.

Allows the LP 1x1 to go without AC Power. Makes the light significantly more portable. Mounts very easily to back of light.

Small and portable it can be used in an AC wall plug or in a DC outlet to recharge batteries. It was inexpensive and fits easily in my camera bag.Charging time seems about as long as the more expensive Nikon version. What is not to like.

I bought this keyboard, because it is portable. I can use it any where at anytime. It also uses batteries in case there isn't an ac available to plug it in. The keys are comfortable to play on. I am happy with my purchase.

Fits in to my retired life. Shooting a few portraits and products. In the past I have used Calumets and Photogenic Strobes. Check the photo of my first studio and the size of the strobes. Big, heavy and powered by AC. The Westcott FJ400 is light, powerful and portable. A dream to use. If I could live the past again I would only to it if I had the Westcott FJ400 in my studio. Portable. Years later I still had my portable strobes. But still connected to AC. Oh, how I would have loved the Westcott FJ400. Grab my Westcott FJ400 and jump in a time machine and go back to my first studio. I truly would be in heaven.