Kondor Blue SPARK 150 D-Tap to AC Power Inverter Wall Plug

Been using it since I received it and it's been working great. Using it to power a 24-inch Dell computer monitor out in the field with an Anton Bauer gold mount battery. The fan does run loud but my use has been exclusively outdoors, have yet to use it indoors.

This inverter works as I expected it would. I am able to power my Godox VL200 at about 35% continuously. It's a bit lower than I had hoped, but it's understandable given the limitations of D-Tap being inverted to AC power and back again. The one thing that surprised me when powering it on was the fan on the unit. It's pretty loud. It also has a similar tone to that of a hair dryer and also has a mild high pitched wine even without any load on the system. It is something that if not managed beforehand, could spell disaster for the audio team on set (my current plan is to use a longer extension cord and keep it as far away from audio as possible). My use case was very specific and this seemed to be an excellent solution to my problem. I bought one of those large 900wh batteries (generator really) from D&O hoping to use it for powering my Godox VL200 on a location shoot. Long story short, the generator doesn't provide enough amps/volts directly for the light to even recognize it as a power source. This inverter allows me to go from the generator to D-Tap and then into the VL200 at around 35% brightness. This inverter makes this a viable option for on location power, and would probably work very well for something like a laptop charger or for smaller lights in general.