200W Real Power Inverter Compatible with Ryobi 18V - Portable Battery

Our review of the 200W Real Power Inverter finds it is a compact, purpose-driven accessory for anyone already invested in Ryobi 18V lithium batteries who needs a simple portable power solution. The biggest reason to buy is straightforward: it converts common Ryobi 18V packs into an AC outlet and multiple USB outputs, so small electronics can keep running during outdoor work, camping, or short outages without hauling a full power station. It is easy to use, clearly designed around battery compatibility, and adds a useful LED work light for practical nighttime tasks.

Key Features

• Battery compatibility: Works with Ryobi 18V lithium-ion models such as PBP006, PBP005, PBP002, P193 and P194, making it simple to tap into existing tool batteries for power on the go.
• 200W AC inverter: Provides a continuous 200W DC 18V to AC 110-120V output with 250W peak power, enough to run laptops, small appliances and chargers during short outages.
• Multiple charging ports: Includes an AC outlet plus two USB 5V/2.1A ports and one 5V/2.1A Type-C port (20W) so phones, tablets and accessories can be charged simultaneously.
• Thermal management: Built-in fan and ventilation openings improve heat dissipation and contribute to protection against over-heat and over-load conditions for safer operation.
• Compact LED work light: A 200LM LED with three brightness levels and adjustable angles serves as a useful task light for camping or outdoor repairs.
• Protection features: Electronic safeguards include short-circuit, over-current, under-voltage, over-voltage and over-drain protections to avoid damaging batteries and connected devices.

Who It's For

This unit is best for DIYers, campers, and homeowners who already own compatible Ryobi 18V lithium batteries and need a light, battery-powered outlet for phones, laptops, lights and small tools. It is especially handy for people who prefer carrying spare tool batteries instead of a larger power station when traveling light.

Those who need long runtime for high-draw appliances or a fully featured portable power station should look elsewhere; this inverter is designed for short-term, lower-power use and depends entirely on the capacity of the battery pack you attach.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Converts Ryobi 18V tool batteries into a usable AC outlet and several USB outputs for versatile charging.
• Compact design with an integrated 200LM LED work light adds practical value for outdoor tasks and camping.
• Includes multiple electronic protections and active cooling to improve safety during use.
• Good value for light-duty power and charging needs when you already own compatible batteries.

Cons

• Runtime and usable power depend entirely on the battery pack used; it is not a substitute for a full-sized power station.
• Some users report mixed longevity, so long-term durability may vary with heavy or continuous use.

Specifications

Brand	LIVOWALNY
Input	DC 18V (Ryobi 18V lithium batteries)
Output (AC)	110-120V AC, 200W continuous, 250W peak
USB Outputs	2 x USB 5V/2.1A and 1 x Type-C 5V/2.1A (20W)
LED Light	200LM, 3 brightness levels, adjustable angles
Protections	Short-circuit, over-current, under-voltage, over-voltage, over-heat, over-load, over-drain

Our Verdict

The 200W Real Power Inverter is a pragmatic choice for anyone who already owns Ryobi 18V lithium packs and needs a compact, battery-powered outlet for small electronics and lighting. It delivers useful charging flexibility, built-in protections and an LED work light at an attractive price for short-term, low- to mid-power tasks. Buy it if you want a lightweight backup power option that leverages existing batteries; skip it if you need sustained, high-wattage runtime.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which batteries work with this inverter?
It is compatible with Ryobi 18V lithium-ion batteries including PBP006, PBP005, PBP002, P193 and P194; battery packs are sold separately.

Can this run a laptop and phone at the same time?
Yes, the 200W AC outlet plus the USB and Type-C ports allow you to power a laptop and charge phones simultaneously, within the 200W continuous limit.

Is it safe for continuous use outdoors?
It has active cooling, ventilation and multiple electronic protections, but runtime is limited by the attached battery and prolonged heavy loads are not recommended.