TORO's 60 VOLT Inverter Is Finally Here, But Is It Worth It? (51860T)

@toro recently released model 51860T, an inverter for their 60 volt flex-force battery lineup. Whether this device, which is priced a bit lower than the cheapest 2.5AH battery pack, is worth it for you will depend a great deal on circumstances I don't know about in your own life. How many TORO batteries do you already own? How often do you experience power outages? How often do you go camping? What devices do you normally use in your home? All these things will factor into whether this bare tool makes sense to add to your lineup of TORO tools, but for me it is an easy sell since the threat of power outages in Florida during hurricane season is ever present. I also like the idea of a small, portable way to use my TORO batteries in case I need to power smaller electronics. TORO 60V Inverter: Model: 51860T Watts: 330W continuous, 450W momentary surge Input: 60V DC 8A Output Wave Form: Modified Sine Wave AC Output: 120V AC ~2.5A, 60Hz USB-C Output: 5V 2.4A, 9V 3A, 12V 2.5A, 20V 1.5A USB-A Output: 5V 3.4A, 9V 2A, 12V 1.5A *USB ports share internal circuitry, if USB-A is in use, USB-C port supplies 5V output only Copper Creek Cuts is a lawn care and landscaping business in Florida with a goal to entertain and educate. Contact me: coppercreekcuts@gmail.com The products I use: https://www.amazon.com/shop/coppercreekcutslawncare

Видео TORO's 60 VOLT Inverter Is Finally Here, But Is It Worth It? (51860T) автора Технический помощник для домашней техники