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Product Description
BMK 200W Car Power Inverter
4 USB Charging Ports:
5V 2.4A Max*2+QC3.0*2, compatible with all kinds of electric kits:
- iOS: iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iWatch
- Android: Pad, Samsung, Google, Sony, HUAWEI
- Others: PSP, VCR, camera and all cartronics
2 AC110V Power Outlets:
Specially for Christmas string lights, charging laptop, diffuser, game console, Kindle and so on.
Please make sure that the WATT of your device used is not over 200W.
Specifications:
- Total Power: MAX 200W
- Input: DC 12V
- AC Output: AC 110V ±10%
- USB Output: 5V 2.4A Max*2+QC3.0*2
- Output Frequency: 60Hz±2Hz
- Size: 5.9 * 3 * 1.3 inch
- Weight: 12.6 oz
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AC Power SwitchThe switch only works with AC outlets. If not used for a long time (including overnight), it is recommended to unplug the cigarette lighter to avoid consuming the car's battery. |
Fast Speed Charging4 smart USB ports can be used at the same time, great for powering USB compatible devices phone, iPad and other electronic devices. |
Cooling FanThe fan will help heat dissipation to protect your equipment. When the temperature reaches 107℉ or more, the rotation of the fan also becomes faster. |
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| Price | $25.96 | — | $27.99 | $29.96 | $19.96 |
| Color | Black | Black | Gray | Gray | Gray |
| Type C Port | PD18W | PD30W | PD30W | PD18W | |
| USB Port | 5V 2.4A 2USB+QC3.0 2USB | 5V 2.4A 2USB | 2.4A USB+1.2A USB+QC3.0 | 2.4A USB+1.2A USB+QC3.0 | 5V 2.4A 2USB |
| Voltage Protection | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Cigarette Lighter Socket | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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| Sold By | BMK BLUEMICKEY | BMK BLUEMICKEY | BESTEK. | YINLEADER-US DIRECT | BESTEK. | FOVAL |
| power outlets | 6 | 6 | — | 4 | — | — |
| output voltage | 110 volts | 110 volts | 110 volts | 110 volts | 110 volts | 110 volts |
| input voltage | 12 volts | 12 volts | 12 volts | 11 volts | 12 volts | 12 volts |
| output power | 200 watts | 200 watts | 200 watts | 200 watts | 300 watts | 175 watts |
| efficiency | 100% | — | — | 85%, 100% | 80% | — |
From the brand
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BMK BMK is a registered with USPTO in U.S and is the sole authorized seller of authentic BMK BLUEMICKEY products (other than Amazon) on the Amazon platform.
We are a leading independent distributor for electronic and automotive industry, specializing in all kinds of vehicle accessories.
Our Advantages: More effective supply chain, shorter delivery time and competitive product.
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Reviews with images
Almost Great!
Pros:1 - Price2 - Performance at price levelCons:1 - Noisy fan2 - High power consumption at idleComments:This inverter isn't expensive enough to warrant a full test of its capabilities and limitations so I'll keep this review short. According to the sticker on the back, it can deliver up to 200 watts output but I limited my testing to loads that I would most likely use in a car. Here are my test results:1 - No Load - This was disappointing because with the inverter turned on (that's what the switch is for) and no load connected, the fan runs and it consumes 3 watts of power. The fan speed also varies with the input voltage (as seen on the display) so clearly the fan is directly connected to the power source. A poor design choice. I would have preferred a temperature controlled fan (I think there's a mod in my future).(The baseline power consumption is 3 watts so add that amount to the power consumption numbers of all tests to get the total wattage used)2 - Music - I connected a small solid state amplifier and a DVD player and listened to some music at normal listening levels (about 75db) and it consumed 8 watts of power. There was no additional noise introduced to the amplifier so in my opinion the power delivery of the inverter is pretty clean.(Note: I didn't hook the inverter up to my scope to look at the waveform. The price doesn't justify that level of testing)3 - Gaming Laptop - I hooked up my Core i7/Nvidia gaming laptop which uses a 135w power supply. The laptop consumed 42 watts of power at idle. To get a good picture of the power consumption, I ran the Passmark benchmark which saw a peak of 122 watts consumption. The inverter stayed cool throughout the testing.4 - Class A Vacuum Tube Amplifier - In for a penny right? Well, this test was completely unnecessary because I don't think anyone (other than me) would ever use a vacuum tube amplifier in a car but it did yield something interesting. While consuming only 100 watts, a slight buzzing could be easily heard when no music was playing thus revealing the modified sinewave nature of this inverter.5 - USB ports - The QC ports worked as advertised but QC is quickly being eclipsed by PD so YMMV.Conclusion:This was an impulse buy because the price was under $20 and since my car doesn't have back seat USB it might be useful for powering light loads. This inverter performed flawlessly and I dare say that in it's wattage class, it might well be quite a bargain. I highly recommend it as a car accessory.Thanks for reading!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2023
Pros:
1 - Price
2 - Performance at price level
Cons:
1 - Noisy fan
2 - High power consumption at idle
Comments:
This inverter isn't expensive enough to warrant a full test of its capabilities and limitations so I'll keep this review short. According to the sticker on the back, it can deliver up to 200 watts output but I limited my testing to loads that I would most likely use in a car. Here are my test results:
1 - No Load - This was disappointing because with the inverter turned on (that's what the switch is for) and no load connected, the fan runs and it consumes 3 watts of power. The fan speed also varies with the input voltage (as seen on the display) so clearly the fan is directly connected to the power source. A poor design choice. I would have preferred a temperature controlled fan (I think there's a mod in my future).
(The baseline power consumption is 3 watts so add that amount to the power consumption numbers of all tests to get the total wattage used)
2 - Music - I connected a small solid state amplifier and a DVD player and listened to some music at normal listening levels (about 75db) and it consumed 8 watts of power. There was no additional noise introduced to the amplifier so in my opinion the power delivery of the inverter is pretty clean.
(Note: I didn't hook the inverter up to my scope to look at the waveform. The price doesn't justify that level of testing)
3 - Gaming Laptop - I hooked up my Core i7/Nvidia gaming laptop which uses a 135w power supply. The laptop consumed 42 watts of power at idle. To get a good picture of the power consumption, I ran the Passmark benchmark which saw a peak of 122 watts consumption. The inverter stayed cool throughout the testing.
4 - Class A Vacuum Tube Amplifier - In for a penny right? Well, this test was completely unnecessary because I don't think anyone (other than me) would ever use a vacuum tube amplifier in a car but it did yield something interesting. While consuming only 100 watts, a slight buzzing could be easily heard when no music was playing thus revealing the modified sinewave nature of this inverter.
5 - USB ports - The QC ports worked as advertised but QC is quickly being eclipsed by PD so YMMV.
Conclusion:
This was an impulse buy because the price was under $20 and since my car doesn't have back seat USB it might be useful for powering light loads. This inverter performed flawlessly and I dare say that in it's wattage class, it might well be quite a bargain. I highly recommend it as a car accessory.
Thanks for reading!
1 - Price
2 - Performance at price level
Cons:
1 - Noisy fan
2 - High power consumption at idle
Comments:
This inverter isn't expensive enough to warrant a full test of its capabilities and limitations so I'll keep this review short. According to the sticker on the back, it can deliver up to 200 watts output but I limited my testing to loads that I would most likely use in a car. Here are my test results:
1 - No Load - This was disappointing because with the inverter turned on (that's what the switch is for) and no load connected, the fan runs and it consumes 3 watts of power. The fan speed also varies with the input voltage (as seen on the display) so clearly the fan is directly connected to the power source. A poor design choice. I would have preferred a temperature controlled fan (I think there's a mod in my future).
(The baseline power consumption is 3 watts so add that amount to the power consumption numbers of all tests to get the total wattage used)
2 - Music - I connected a small solid state amplifier and a DVD player and listened to some music at normal listening levels (about 75db) and it consumed 8 watts of power. There was no additional noise introduced to the amplifier so in my opinion the power delivery of the inverter is pretty clean.
(Note: I didn't hook the inverter up to my scope to look at the waveform. The price doesn't justify that level of testing)
3 - Gaming Laptop - I hooked up my Core i7/Nvidia gaming laptop which uses a 135w power supply. The laptop consumed 42 watts of power at idle. To get a good picture of the power consumption, I ran the Passmark benchmark which saw a peak of 122 watts consumption. The inverter stayed cool throughout the testing.
4 - Class A Vacuum Tube Amplifier - In for a penny right? Well, this test was completely unnecessary because I don't think anyone (other than me) would ever use a vacuum tube amplifier in a car but it did yield something interesting. While consuming only 100 watts, a slight buzzing could be easily heard when no music was playing thus revealing the modified sinewave nature of this inverter.
5 - USB ports - The QC ports worked as advertised but QC is quickly being eclipsed by PD so YMMV.
Conclusion:
This was an impulse buy because the price was under $20 and since my car doesn't have back seat USB it might be useful for powering light loads. This inverter performed flawlessly and I dare say that in it's wattage class, it might well be quite a bargain. I highly recommend it as a car accessory.
Thanks for reading!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2024
