ALDI 600W INVERTER ON SALE

[Ayjay]

One of our electrickery experts will probably come along soon and comment on the potential usefulness / quality of them but I see that Aldi are selling 600W modified sine wave inverters from Thursday. Personally, I've no idea what they will be like and nor do I need one but somebody might. Here: https://www.aldi.co.uk/auto-xs-power-inverter/p/804720466469800.

 

[Pete C]

That’s very cheap, but it’s 600W peak power (not clear what continuous power is from the photos - 300W ?), and it’s a modified sine wave, so not compatible with some equipment.

Pete

 

[Dellmassive]

personally i wouldn't.

look at getting a pure sine wave inverter.

that way it will work with everything.

MSW inverters an be iffy with newer electronics . . . like laptop and tablet chargers etc,

 

[Ayjay]

@Dellmassive. @Pete C. I thought that your expert (and respected) opinions would arrive soon. As I said, I don't need one but thought I'd just put it out there. I've already got a little Bestek pure sine wave jobbie that takes care of my very occasional needs (ie. the odd charge of a laptop).

 

[Paynewright]

I’m waiting for the ‘on BBQ’ pizza oven

 

[Andyf]

I’m waiting for the ‘on BBQ’ pizza oven

Does that run on a inverter

 

[Ayjay]

@Paynewright. Been there done that and made some crap pizzas - you might guess that I wasn't over-impressed! We now just use a pizza stone in a weber kettle BBQ with lid on which works a treat.

 

[Paynewright]

@Paynewright. Been there done that and made some crap pizzas - you might guess that I wasn't over-impressed! We now just use a pizza stone in a weber kettle BBQ with lid on which works a treat.

We have a Weber - might need to look into stones!!

Ian

 

[Ayjay]

@Paynewright. See:

. The most difficult part is getting the uncooked pizza on the stone quickly (ie. before things start cooling down once the lid is lifted).