Ryobi 18V 800-Watt 12v Auto Inverter
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The RYOBI 800-Watt Automotive Inverter provides maximum versatility and portability whether you're at home or on the go. Dual power technology allows users to pull power from an 18V ONE+ battery or from a vehicle, making this perfect for on-the-go power. Power anything from small electronic devices to lights, fans, and even TVs. Use the included car battery clamps to connect directly to a vehicle battery, unleashing the maximum output of up to 800 Watts to power devices. Utilize the included 12V Car Adaptor and connect to a 12V power port found in most vehicles for up to 120 Watts of continuous output. For use on-the go or in remote locations, use an 18V ONE+ battery for up to 300 Watts of output. This automotive inverter features (1) USB-C PD port, (2) USB-A ports, (2) 120 Volt outlets, and (1) 12V CLA port. You can monitor battery levels, input voltage, power source, and power output with the on-board LCD so you're never without power. This automotive inverter is SGS certified and is backed by a 3-year limited warranty.
3 ways to power: 12V car adaptor(120 watts total output), RYOBI 18V ONE+ battery(300 watts total output), or direct to car battery(800 watts total output)
Outlets: (1) USB-C PD Port, (2) USB-A Ports, (2) 120-Volt AC Outlets, (1) 12V Car Power Port
On board LCD screen displays power output, power source, input voltage, and battery level
On board LED task light
3-year warranty
I like this for power outage situation. I usually have 5 or 6 fully charged 18v batteries. Also if someone got this specifically for a potential power outage they could buy a marine battery and keep it charged and ready for a longer term outage. I’m wondering if you can plug a solar panel into the 18v input on the side by the battery port. If so you could possibly charge your other 18v batteries with the inverter via solar.
It run 100ft led string lights 🔥🔥🔥
It seems to be a neat solution in search for a use….
And the other one you have can connect the TV?? the smallest
Oh shit. You found one! What’s the deal?! This is like a ghost product.
Just got mine a hour ago gonna register it on my ryobi profile
You got a HD sku number?
How long does your battery you plug into the inverter last you? Before it dies
It depends on what you are running and how efficient that particular device is on a modified sine wave inverter. But I have something like 10 x 4 Ah batteries and 6 x 3 Ah. The older 150W inverter actually topped out at 200W and ran the battery all the way with no problems.
It's $60 on Clarence at home depot.
Can u Jumpstart a car with this?
That's badass. And how am I just now hearing about this?
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It just came out, I believe, less than a month ago
I just picked one up today. I'm wondering what the clip looking extrusions on the back are. Looks like it's made for a specific mount. Any ideas?
Ryobi wall mounting system. Pretty expensive
The rotary tool was skipping because that inverter, like most, is a modified sine inverter, not a true sine inverter (which are more expensive).
That's a deal breaker for me. When it first came out, I was thinking about using this unit to power my photo printer and strobes for my photo-booth business. However, my strobes require pure sine wave, not sure about my printer ? At first I thought the 12 Volt adapter input allowed you to get 800W, but you only get 120W with that input, 300W with the batteries. A 6Ah battery costs more than the inverter itself !
from the tv, it sounds like its a square wave invertor.
Any chance you could share the upc bar code off the box? Maybe I can find it that way.
Model# RYi8030AVNM
Internet# 316453021
Store SKU# 1006399290
The box is in the trash…have you tried ordering it to be shipped to home?
@@justinsgarage1125 very helpful! That store sku number pulled it up for me on the site. Doing a regular search with just the title yielded me no results. Thanks!
Bought one at Home Depot the other day for $129
I just bought one. There is a wattage meter on this when you tap then button on it .
I think is 800 watts out out with car battery 300 with Ryoby 12v and 120 Watts with cigaret lighter
Hey man you still enjoying this?
Can u boil an electric camping kettle with one of these? anyone know
Ehhhh…..probably not. Maybe on low? If you’re using a 12v battery and a kettle at 800w or less. If you’re using an 18v battery as long as the kettle is 300w or less.
Can this jump a car battery?
Damnit, it doesnt, question answered!! In less than 5 minutes. Lol
Can it charge the 18v battery when connected to car charge port?
No. The battery blocks the 12v dv port
@@justinsgarage1125... thanks for the response... Would be even better if that feature was a real thing... but that just means "Buy a car charger while at the store... (or plug in a 110v charger into it as you are driving...)
@@justinsgarage1125... thanks for the response... Would be even better if that feature was a real thing... but that just means "Buy a car charger while at the store... (or plug in a 110v charger into it as you are driving...)
@@justinsgarage1125... thanks for the response... Would be even better if that feature was a real thing... but that just means "Buy a car charger while at the store... (or plug in a 110v charger into it as you are driving...)
with the car battery you have 800 watts so you can always plugin your Roby charger I thing
I could see using this for tail-gating, camping, maybe in a small cabin or on a boat. It's pretty versatile, in that it can provide power three different ways...but I will also say that none of those ways is particularly great at what it's doing. That MSW inverter is very old technology. I understand that they went that way to work with all three inputs, but having the 120v AC inverter be a separate, PSW unit would have made it a much better product.
Where in the specs is it mentioned that it's a MSW inverter?
@@GrenlandUnderVann - I watched another video, with a Ryobi rep, who stated that it's using a MSW inverter. The smaller inverters that use the 18v batteries are also MSW. Only the larger inverters that work with their 40v batteries are PSW, from this guy was saying.
Got one for $150 from NJ
It's a Necessity
I just got mine for an ambulance....
Disappointing you can't draw 500w from a one plus battery. I think the max draw on lithium is 30amps.
You’re right, technically you could. But then you’re talking about incredibly short run time…drawing 500w with anything less than the 9ah battery(at the least a 6ah battery) wouldn’t get you much run time at all. Even the 40v inverters top out at 300w even though you can get more. It’s nice that this takes it to at least 300w with an 18v battery. Kobalt has an 80v inverter and even that tops out at 300w. At this point if you want significant power with 18v/20v batteries you have to go with the dewalt power station.
@@justinsgarage1125 Well here's a thought. If you have some courage, Run the ryobi battery directly to the car battery leads of inverter and and plug a device higher then 300w.
@@cameranmanner4701 i may have to make my own leads and use a slide on pack. I might just do that
@@justinsgarage1125 post when ready. I await your mushroom cloud. Haha. I think u can just run 12awg onto the battery contacts. If you want to go all out put a 30 or 25A fuse in between battery and inverter.
This would make a lot more sense as a thing where you could connect 2 or 3 batteries so the load is spread out more between the batteries. A 500W load translates to an operating current of around 30A for the battery once inverter losses are accounted for, which is a lot for the battery contacts. It also means that a 9Ahr battery is being loaded at over 3C and a 4Ahr battery at well over 7C. Lithium ion cells can survive this, but it isn't the best for them on a sustained basis.
Its not pure sine so its not safe to use on electronics with motors.
USE A NARATOR THAT BELIEVES IN THE PRODUCT AND EXUDES A POSITIVE SPIRIT9RYOBI RULES!)
Must not be real clean power...
Yep. Modified sine wave
@@justinsgarage1125 Only the 40v 300 Watt Inverter, and it's bigger counterpart, is Pure Sine... All of the others are modified, but what you could try it plugging a 12v inverter to the 12v output port and see if you could power that with the 18v battery and get a pure sine wave that way...
@@ZeoCyberG you can’t do that. In order to power the inverter via the 12v adapter, you have to remove the battery.
@@justinsgarage1125 No, I said the output port... Not the input port... You're forgetting, in addition to the 2 AC ports, and the USB ports, it has 1 12v outlet too...
@@justinsgarage1125 Maybe I didn't explain it properly... I'm suggesting taking another inverter, like a Bestek Pure Sine 300W inverter that's pretty low cost and seeing if this can power it with the 18v battery, via the 12v outlet it has, as obviously I can't use the 18v on the Bestek directly and DC to DC should be pretty efficient.
Delivery . At this time many are waiting on all manor of goods to be unloaded from the docks . T/C/E
Can i attach a 12v trolling motor and run it with a 18v battery?
I guess it depends. Does the trolling motor have a 12v “cigarette lighter” male plug? If so, how many watts does the motor pull? This is rated for 120 watts 12v DC out. You’d honestly be better off getting a ryobi 18v power wheels adaptor($15ish), then using a DC voltage reducer($25ish) from 18v to 12v. Should be fine if you aren’t running the motor wide open for extended periods of time. If you’re not dead set on using a ryobi battery, you can get smaller 12v batteries for pretty cheap….I see a 12v 18ah battery for $40. Just a few options for you.