Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #150279 in Automotive
- Color: Silver
- Brand: Wagan
- Model: EL2395-5
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: .75" h x
3.15" w x
4.69" l,
.36 pounds
Features
- 150 Watts continuous power and 300 Watts peak surge power
- 5 Volts, 2.1 amps and USB ports; compatible with iPad & e-readers such as the kindle
- Detachable DC/airline cord
- Powers a cell phone, MP3 player, portable game player, etc.
- Multiple safety features
Product Description
This product is 150 watts inverter with 5 Volts 2.1 Amps and USB port which can power the iPad. This includes a detachable DC/airline cord so it can be used in your vehicle or on the airplane when plugged into a compatible power port. Other compatible appliances include laptop computers, cell phones, MP3 players, digital cameras, portable games, etc. This product provides 300 watts peak surge power and loaded with safety features such as overload protection, auto-reset short circuit protection, and low battery indicator. This also fits all standard vehicle 12 Volts sockets
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Does not properly charge iPad2
By Trevor
USB port can charge up to 2.1Amp (apples max iPad charge rate) but due to how apple has designed their USB cable this inverter only charge at less then 1Amp. This does constitute as charging the IPad but not nearly as fast as its designed to.No load current draw is 0.5Amp NOT the 0.15Amp that the MFG specifies. With the iPad connected directly to the USB port it only draws 0.9Amp's.Also fan kicks into high within 20sec of turning on (regardless of load). Fan is quite loud!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Great Quality
By John M. Kusiak
Until I spoke to Wagan about a overheating problem with my 200 watt and 400 watt unit did not know 150 watt is recommended for cars.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Works, but NOISY
By Tempest790
I purchased this as a second inverter for my other car. My Duracell 175 just died, but at least it was quiet. I got about 2 years out of it, so I don't think it's that great reliability wise. This Wagan inverter is also very slim, but not nearly as small as the Duracell. My biggest peeve is the fan noise. It's too loud. I'm sure with all the tech advances we've made in the world, someone can come up with a fan that doesn't sound like a jet taking off.Unfortunately, all the current inverters are made in China, so you'll see the exact same inverter being sold by different companies and this one is no exception. Quality control is non-existent, so it'll be the luck of the draw if you get a reliable one. The Duracell is smaller in every dimension and a lot quieter, but like I said, it may not last. I've also noticed the price of these inverters going up a lot for whatever reason. Low wattage inverters used to cost $20-$25 now run about $40.
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