[jigsaw]

I'm tired of lugging my generator to the bee yard and I ain't getting any younger. It's time to buy an inverter but, which one? Which inverter are you using for your vaporizer? Does it need to be a true sine wave to accommodate the digital controller? Let me know which inverter works for you.

 

[HarryVanderpool]

I use a Bluetti Maxoak 150.
It has 1500 watt hours of capacity.
To run the ProVap 110 in a vard of 40 hives I use about 160watt hours.
With travel time, warm-up etc, the Bluetti will provide power for all day on a single charge.
And QUIET!!! No fumes!.
Plug it in when you get home and it's ready for another day.
Love it!:
https://www.bluetti.com/products/bluetti-eb150-1500wh-1000w-portable-power-station

 

[jigsaw]

Wow! They sure are proud of that thing. Good idea though.

 

[JWPalmer]

I recently treated six hives with one of Johno's EasyVaps using the 400 watt inverter built into my Toyota 4Runner. Worked perfectly.

 

[johno]

Generally most of the beeks who use my vaporizers use a 500 watt modified sine wave inverter which were available from Amazon for about $30, prices now have increased I am sure.