Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #65221 in Lawn & Patio
- Brand: PowerBright
- Model: APS300-12
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 2.40" h x
11.00" w x
4.20" l,
5.00 pounds
Features
- 300 watts continuous power
- 500 watts peak power
- Anodized aluminum case provides durability
- Built-in Thermo Cooling Fan
- Cigarette lighter plug
Product Description
300 Watt 12-Volt Pure Sine Inverter. Pure sine wave inverters provide premium power that is identical to or even better than power supplied by your electric company. Plugs directly to a 12-Volt DC battery to power laptops, monitors, gaming consoles and other electronics and small appliances.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
By Martin
Power Bright APS300-12 Pure Sine Power Inverter 300 Watt 12 Volt DC To 110 Volt AC. This actually states 115vAC on the label. Anyway, I bought it to run my computers and monitors off since they run more efficiently on 110v than 220v. I got two 6 volt 200AH deep cycle "Hoppecke" batteries and they supply enough power for around 11 hours running at an average 110 Watts (yes Watts, not volts) with the series-connected battery voltage falling to just under 11 volts. So far I'm very happy with it. The fan makes a low level purring noise but not too noisy. Time will tell whether it's reliable..October 4, 2011 It lasted exactly a year! Last night it failed and smoke poured out of the inverter. The LED flickered red/green. I switched it off immediately. I was able to repair it myself and I have put instructions on a web site. (You'll have to search.)
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
By Off The Grid
I was initially very happy with this inverter. It worked very well when it was working. Now the green led stays lit up but there is no power coming out of the socket. What to do now.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
By tarball
Power Bright APS300-12 Pure Sine Power Inverter 300 Watt 12 Volt DC To 110 Volt ACWhile this item initially worked as expected, I noticed it would overload trip on a while powering on a moderately small audio amplifier. I didn't think much of that at the time, but it was an indication of things to come.During tests before I traveled I ran at loads up to approximately 120 watts and the inverter worked just fine. It never even got warm enough to turn on the cooling fan.While camping at an NHRA event the unit failed with no warning while running only 24 watts of LED lighting. There were perhaps 20 hours total of running time on it.As an engineer, I would say a failure at less than 10% load is an indicator of either poor design or poor quality control.This is a don't touch item.
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