YSOLX 500W Power Inverter 12V to 110V for Vehicles - with Dual Fast Charging 24W USB-A and 2 AC Outlets, Ideal for Road Trips, Camping, and Vehicle Power Needs​

Have used this product for almost 2 years now and it's still operational and I use it with my off-grid solar system daily running a camera system,If you are looking for something that is sturdy and is going to last on a 12 volt system this is a good product

I bought this to power an entertainment system in my RV. It powers everything just perfectly. That is; Eero, 1gig switch, 2 TV's, Xbox and a small form computer. So far it has been running since the day I bought it. It doesn't seem to get very hot under heavy use... The fan keeps it nice and cool. All the way around, this is a great inverter. I like it so much I've purchased 2, am buying more for both of my RV's, and am purchasing the 1500W version from this company. They make great inverters that produce electricity while staying cool, that's important in my opinion... I like being able to set it and forget it. If you need a good quality 500W inverter, this is definitely the one you want. I'm happy with my purchase and you will be too. :)

Works as described, if you need 500w or less I’d recommend this converter

Device worked well and was relatively easy to connect either with the 12V utility plug (cigarette lighter) or directly to the 12 V car battery. When turned on the device had a small quiet fan running. Please note that this particular device's AC output is a modified sine wave as opposed to a pure sine wave. Not all electronics can run with modified sine wave power output. Certainly no problem for phone charges and lights but it would not run my small freezer chest. Also the 12V adapter plug was only about 18" long so the device had to remain in the vehicle when it was running.

500 Watts equals 4.5 Amperes at 120 volts. I used it in Colorado to inflate a large queen size air mattress. When I received the inverter I realized that the cord was not long enough to reach from the tent to the car. I took a 12 foot extension cord with me and the problem was solved.The unit is well built of heavy aluminum. The cord which connects to the battery or the accessory outlet in your car is okay. It looks like the wire gauge is approx. 18 ga. This is more than enough to handle the 4.5 amp, 120 volt output. Attaching directly to the auto battery bypasses your car's fuse box. There is no danger of blowing a fuse. Most accessory outlets (cigar lighters) in cars can easily provide enough current for this unit if the load is appropriate. Check your fuse size to see the capacity of the 12 VDC outlet. For charging ipads and cellphones there is more than enough capacity.For my trip I was looking for a unit that would allow me to use LED lights in the tent or around the car after dark. No problems there. The air mattress pump only required 350 watts. For a submersible one-cup water heater to make coffee in the morning this was ideal. The size and weight were a consideration. My goal was to keep the load in the car to a minimum. This fits that requirement well.It seems to me this unit will last for years. I will be looking for camping items that work on this unit. Lighting, Small cooking pots, etc. It is also adequate to power small soldering irons, radios, TV's. The limitation is mainly lack of imagination.During storms when power is disrupted, it allows you to continue to use your car to charge your phone. If you are caught in a snow drift and have to stay with your car. Have a small submersible heater and make hot coffee or tea using clean melted snow if you have a cup, ground coffee/tea bags and water. Life saver. Also, if you are camping you can also bring soup to a boil.I will continue to explore the uses of this unit when I am driving or camping. I am also considering a much larger inverter for cooking. This is especially useful on Bureau of Land Management lands and National Parks where it is required that you take you trash with you.I am very satisfied with this unit.

Muy bueno

Would not support the intended device, which was rated less watts and amps than the inverter, just popped the breaker/reset and stopped converting. Disappointed. Maybe I need to purchase one 3x the watts and amps I need…or better quality unit.

Great product! However, I’d suggest incorporating an inline fuse as there isn’t one showing externally accessible.