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BESTEK 500W Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter DC 12V to AC 110V Car Plug Inverter Adapter Power Converter with 4.2A Dual USB Charging Ports and 2 AC Outlets Car Charger, ETL Listed

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Color: 1 Red


Size: 500W


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  • BESTEK 500W Pure Sine Wave Car Inverter:Its output waveform is same as the AC power waveform of mains power grid which delivers a smoothly-varying sine wave for sensitive electronics provided by the electric utility.Perfects for off-grid system,Lower THD,Less wear,Strong inductive Loads Capability.It has little interference with radios, communication and precision equipment.It's also recommended by most cordless tool manufacturer that a pure sine wave inverter is used to ensure long battery life
  • This is an inverter converting DC from your car battery to AC for whatever you want to use within its Watt range.It can pull power from the battery through the cigarette lighter plug or directly clamp the alligator battery clips onto the car battery.Plug this into 12v cigarette lighter outlet provides continuous DC to AC power with 2 AC outlets operates any 110v device and 2 USB ports which detects your device automatically to deliver its fastest charge speed up to 2.4 amps per port/4.2 amps max
  • Isolated Voltage Protects Perfectly for your device from Over-voltage,Under-voltage,Overheat,Overload,Reverse Polarity,Short circuit.it will not drain your battery dry because of an under-voltage protection point.The Inverter does automatically sense overload condition and shuts down AC power when the load exceeds 500W.You will need to power Off/On to reset the overload condition indicated by the Flashing Red.The ON-OFF switch only works for the 3-prong plugs.
  • The 12V plug is spring-loaded and fits snugly into the receptacle.You cannot get 500 watts from 12volt cigarette lighter plug,needs alligator clips for car battery. If you're going to be plugging this into car cigarette lighter,you should keep the wattage under 150,since that is what most car fuses are set for.What You Get:1xBESTEK 500W Pure Sine Inverter,1xUser Manual,2xbattery clamps cable,1x 12V cigarette Lighter plug cable,2 x spare fuses.

Manufacturer: ‎BESTEK


Brand: ‎BESTEK


Item Weight: ‎2.2 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎8.7 x 4.3 x 2.4 inches


Item model number: ‎MRZ5011BU


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎MRZ5011BU


Date First Available: December 11, 2019


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    • Really clean sine wave, works great so far
Color: 3 Blue Size: 500W
Review Image by J Pangburn J Pangburn
Review Image by J Pangburn J Pangburn
Review Image by J Pangburn J Pangburn
Took it camping to inflate a large mattress and it worked perfectly. No hesitation and the motor ran at full speed with no extra humming or noises you'd get on a modified sine wave inverter. There's a photo attached hooked up to the car battery to do this job. This load is about 190 watts, with whatever spike that happens when the motor starts up. When it first arrived, I tested it with an oscilloscope because I was skeptical of the "pure sine wave" claim on an inverter at this price point. There's two photos attached- the one that looks perfect is this inverter running an LED 110v lamp. The one that looks a little rough around the peaks/valleys is from a 4000W inverter meant to run a house off the grid (costs several thousand dollars)- but it's running an air conditioner, refrigerator, and all the other junk people plug in at home. Still, it goes to show that this little inverter makes a really nice sine wave. This is good because many types of electrical devices don't function well (or they make weird humming noises) with a poorly shaped sine wave (or a square wave like the cheaper ones make). Other tests I tried: - Charging my Macbook worked fine with normal power plug - Connected it to a 50 watt power source to see what it does under overload. When you try to draw more power than your source can supply, it resets until you turn it off and on again then it happily tries again. This is nice because if you run it from a weak battery it won't sit there trying to make 110v and failing miserably, possibly damaging whatever you're trying to run. - Used USB port to charge the Macbook as it can accept power from a normal USB source (obviously it'll charge a lot slower because there's less power available, but still it gets some juice). Worked fine. - Charged a phone from USB, worked fine I read the bad reviews before I bought this inverter. Some of the bad reviews maybe they got a defective unit, but others are almost certainly from improper use (especially the blown fuse ones). Some things to watch out for: - The cigarette lighter or power port on your car will NOT supply 500 watts, I guarantee it unless you've got an electric car or something and even then probably not. My truck has a 20 amp fuse on that circuit and the car in the photo attached has a 15 amp fuse. At 12 volts, that means they can supply 240/180 watts respectively. And that's at the point the fuse blows, not the point you can safely draw power- the car port says "125 watts max" when its fuse blows at 180. So the people mad because this inverter "doesn't work in my car" or "blew a fuse in my car" were simply trying to draw more power from the inverter than the fuse in their car would allow. - Note in the photo above that I connected directly to the battery. If I had plugged this into the 15 amp power port inside the car with the cigarette lighter adapter, it most likely would have blown the fuse. - The power adapter on my laptop says 140 watts, so even plugging that into the inverter using the car's power port *might* blow the fuse if there's a spike on startup. You REALLY need to look at what you're plugging into this thing if you're using it inside the car and see how many watts it uses- then pad that for safety and because the inverter is not 100% efficient at converting DC watts from your battery to AC watts that it outputs. - Like any electronic device, solder joints can break if you drop it so be careful with it. Treat it like a laptop or something else you don't want broken. Broken solder joints will result in intermittent failure or complete failure. Maybe keep it in the box when you're not using it. Things I haven't tried: - drawing a 500W load to see if it really is 500W. I can only verify it supplies about 200W well. - checking how much power it draws when off with no load, or on with no load. I'd like to get around to this because would be nice to know if it needs to be unplugged when not in use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 1, 2022 by J Pangburn J Pangburn
    • VERY PLEASED!
Color: 2 Grey Size: 500W
I’ve used this little inverter for almost 2 years & very PLEASED with it. My opinion has changed for the BETTER since paralleling my batteries. Now having 100A of battery power available, it handles its rated output. Now with 100 amp of battery power it wil power it’s rated output into a RESISTIVE LOAD!, . *I never realized how it REQUIRES a 100A battery!, to achieve its rated output!* Also I really LIKE the 1A USB charging ports and thankful they are only 1 amp as I PREFER & WANT to charge my devices at a SLOW rate!, as I find that charging SLOWLY gives a MUCH LONGER usage time, (more battery capacity for the phone or ipad, in comparison to FAST charging! ) What also impresses me is that the USB charging ports are functional even when the inverter itself is turned off! Yes!, I’d definitely buy this inverter again! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 26, 2023 by spot light
    • A couple of things you don't read about
Color: 1 Red Size: 500W
The two fuses in mine are 40 amp. They make a point that you do not want to hook something up to it that is more than 150 watts if you're using the cigarette lighter in your car. I decided to be on the safe side and replace the 40 amp fuses with 15 amp fuses. I could even go down to 10 amp if I want to make real sure that I have overload protection on a sensitive piece of equipment that I connect up to it. The math on this is very straightforward. A 12 volt battery times a 15 amp fuse is equal to 180 watts. This will keep you within the range of 150 watts of the car. If you want to go lower than that then you could put in a 10 amp fuse and that would end up triggering if something exceeds roughly 120 watts. The point needs to be made that if you really want to take advantage of the full full power of this then you want to use the clips directly on your car battery or on a 12-volt off-grid battery. In this way whatever you're running up to 500 watts will simply drain the battery down to the low warning cutoff. You can always put the 40 amp fuses back in there. You use the fuses in the same way you would use a circuit breaker in your house. if you want to make sure to really protect your equipment then simply go with a lower fuse whether you're using a cigarette lighter on the car or you're using a separate off-grid battery sitting in your tent or in the corner of your house when the power goes out. This would apply to situations where you're running your computer or a CPAP machine and you want to make sure that there is no overload. And, you can see that by using fuses you can buy a 500 watt inverter like this and simply tone it down to where it's going to act more like a 120 to 180 watt inverter. // The inverter that I would love to buy is the one that would come with a tiny little LED screen that reads the voltage on the battery when an off-grid mode and not connected to the vehicle. I charge my batteries to around 13.5 to 14.4 volts. It would be lovely to have an inverter that automatically reads the voltage of the battery so that I could keep an eye on things and make sure that I'm prepared to recharge the battery when it gets down around 11.5 volts. As it is I purchased a inline DC voltmeter so that I can do that, but it's terribly cumbersome and annoying so I took the thing off. IT IS EQUALLY ANNOYING TO HAVE TO USE MY CLAMP VOLTMETER to determine where my battery is at. I highly recommend this for people that live in apartments and are willing to go out and spend the money to buy a 35 amp hour to 100 amp hour battery for emergency purposes. If you find yourself trapped in a city with no power for a couple of days this inverter will prove to be worth its weight in gold or maybe five times its weight in gold because it's a very light inverter. So if you have this and you have a well charged battery you can be guaranteed that your CPAP equipment may run, you can charge your cell phones, and I'm sure there will be other uses. I highly recommend this one because each AC outlet has its own fuse holder. ___________ I took it out of the box, hooked it up to a 35Ah battery, and attached a coffee heater. It works. I still have some equipment tests to run should I need it for an emergency. My voltmeter at the plugs said 116V ac. Being pure sine wave I am very happy to get this. It will likely prove useful in my car for charging batteries for tools on trips. The 500 watts at a price point of $70 is fine with me. My next test will be the drain on my battery for certain items. My need is mostly emergency when we have NO power and I might want to run some lights. This is not the sort of thing you want for running fridges and microwaves. This is excellent for running particular pieces of medical equipment due to low load requirements. Could be very useful in some foreign countries where you might need to siphon energy off of a car battery. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 23, 2020 by WorldTraveler
    • Well constructed and easy to install.
Color: 1 Red Size: 500W
I use this inverter to power a small solar setup to power plant lights for overwintering plants. The cooling fan is always on and a bit noisy but provides cleaner power to the lights where they seem to operate at a cooler temperature and consume less power than the modified sinewave inverter previously installed. It seems to be a nice, reliable unit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 19, 2023 by Jeff Roessler
    • It's made well.
Color: 1 Red Size: 500W
OK a few things they don't usually tell you the whole output is 500w. If you plug one thing in on one side is 500w if you plug two things in it adds up to 500 watch where there is 250 and 250 or 100 and 400 and different plugs. A total output is 500w. That's what they don't come out and say directly.. it's not ultra fast on creating the 500w but it's quick enough that nothing cuts off the pure sine is perfect. Pure sine is so important when there's any kind of a motor or moving part.. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 16, 2023 by Dt

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