Buyer Beware - Continuous Output: 10.8 amps
592858
Dont be fooled like I was by the 36 amp rating.  While it does provide the advertised 36 amps for a very very short while; its continuous output is only 30% or 10.8 amps over 1.5 hours.  Similar products usually have a 70% continuous output of their rating.  This product uses deceptive sales practices by not clearly stating its continuous output. I should have known better when I noticed the QUALITY THE BEST printed on the advertisement photo.  Additionally, the instructions were in broken English.
3474384
I regurly see 130+ amps when my inverter is on. So I can't see how this is a beraker. I Also see at least .5 volt drop across it when the inverter is running.
Will be looking for a better solution.

Works great as a disconnect.
133708
Its rated @ 2000 watt output peak and 1400 watt continuous. Not sure how they can claim this because in reality it will barely sustain a 900 watt load. It seems well built, runs well and starts right up so far. I bought it for camping. It charges the battery, runs lights, water pump, and TV. I was hoping it would at least power a 900 watt microwave but it wont. Dissapointed. It is NOT a 1400 watt continuous generator.
1936750
I bought this to use with audio equipment to regulate to 110v. I was under the impression that once regulated the voltage would not fluctuate up or down. Unfortunately that's not the case.

First of all the 110v comes out as 106v. Okay, not terrible but still lower than I expected. But it doesn't stay at 106. Rather it fluctuates between 106.4 and 105.5. I realize that's because the voltage at the outlet is fluctuating the same amount, but I thought this device was supposed to feed a constant voltage. Four volts is probably not harmful, but not what I was expecting.

Worst yet, I tried to exchange with Amazon, but apparently this is a non-returnable item because it has a battery in it. Now I'm stuck with this one. Will be contacting manufacturer for more info.
3523919
Bought it to switch between two tube amp but I can't get rid of loud hum.  Further search pointed to ground loop.  Solution is to buy another device (Hum X) which cost another $50+ each.  Returning it and look for other alternative.
1872448
Label said 3A but barely supplies .6A. I used my amp meter to measure the current and it showed .3 amps per plug. Forget about charging an iPad. AVOID
3480752
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2547735
This is a not a good amplifier and can't possibly meet its advertised specs.  I found some information on it....

It uses two CD7377CZ 4 channel integrated amplifiers (the amplifiers have no discrete power transistors) that are only rated for 4 channels at 7W or 2 channels at 24Watts/ch bridged at 10% THD.  YES the spec says 10% THD!!!

These integrated amplifiers are then mounted on the cover rather than directly to the main heat sinks (which means they are basically just there for looks).

It was also a very noisy amplifier.  I had a terrible buzz with it and had to remove it.  I replaced it with another amplifier with exactly the same wiring and there was no buzz.

This amplifier is worse than many aftermarket head units let alone something being sold as an external amplifier.
2014614
The problem with this unit is that it is very poorly engineered.  It's OK for the price, but don't expect to get anywhere near half of the rated amperage (12A).  I'm running about 3.75A on the unit and the wires get very hot after a few minutes of continuous use.  I would go as far as saying it's not safe to use for anything over 4A.  In order to make use of the device at the current rate I was drawing, I had to replace the wiring at both ends with heavier gauge wiring.  Be careful with this device.  It may be suitable for ONE roll (5M) of 5050 LED strips.  Any more than that and you're asking for trouble.
1097526
max output is less than half of advertised. can power one 10 inch with lots of distortion at high volume.
3921419
I think their ads are misleading. They advertise it as a 10,000 watt generator. I talked to a tech. The only place mentioning 8,000 watts is in the specs. Also it had a 50 amp outlet so assumed it was 50 amp. It's 32.5 amps. My mistake. I bought it due to us having power outages in 117F heat and needed something to run our A/C. It worked for a couple hours, then popped the breaker every time the A/C kicked on. Runs everything else. Just letting everyone know who might have a question about running A/C's. I'm a little disappointed because now I'm stuck with it.
660598
5v outputs 10.5 volts and board gets up to 180 degrees. Will be returning.
1718394
1500 speced unit could not handle 1200W resistive test load, nor 450W computer system (continuous, not startup). Replaced with 1000W Sunforce Sine Wave Inverter. No issues now.
3655150
Not real excited about this plug.  I bought it primarily to monitor energy use on a dehumidifier we have operating in our crawlspace.  The dehumidifier uses approximately 3.6 amps of power when operating, but can surge to 8-9 amps when the compressor starts up.  The plug is supposedly rated to 15 amps, however, the plug keeps shutting off and giving an over-current error message.  It does this at least once per day, so I returned it and bought another model.  It would probably work great for a simple lamp, or other low power use devices.  I doubt it could handle a space heater or air conditioner.  Also - the plug itself uses 1.6 watts of power at all times, just being plugged in.  The data monitoring portion of the app is also poor.
85185
My item arrived DOA and I am initiating a return for refund. I bench-tested the unit with a regulated power supply and known-good ground, and it did not deploy. I used both ground wires individually and then together, to be certain that this was not a factor. I hooked it up per the instructions.

My power supply produced 12.36VDC regardless of load in this test (hooked directly to the test bulbs), so I was able to rule that out as well. The end result was this would not switch on either 12v test bulb (tried both incandescent and LED to rule that out as well). I had high hopes for this, but despite the QA label affixed to the back, I suspect they're not batch-checking very many units.
1558649
You shouldn't be going off of these ratings anyway. You should be using JohnnyGuru, [H]ardOCP, Anandtech, etc. But from my anecdotal experience, if it's about 80F in your room and you use more than 300 watts, this isn't the power supply for you.
4820594
I agree that the amp produces good sound, but only up until a certain point. The distortion is massive if you take it over half volume. If you need more power than 10w a channel, go buy something better and save your time and money.