Inverter 12v To 220v Auto Car Modified Sine Wave Power 1000w Inverter Converter on 2040-parts.com
Shenzhen,Futian, China
12V to 220V Auto Car Modified Sine Wave Power 1000W Inverter Converter Charger USB Car Cigarette Lighter for Notebook Adapter Feature Widely used for all kinds of electric equipments which power consumption which voltage are equal to AC 220V, such as cell-phone, laptop, electric light, digital camera, Videocon, TV, CD player, DVD, electrical fan, electrical tools and so on. Convert DC 12V electricity source into AC 220V power. It has a rated power of 1000W, Maxima Power of 2000W. Notice The Modified sinewave inverter has limitations. There are some of the appliances that may experience problems when running off Modified Sinewave inverters. Anything with an inductive or motor load, for example driller, Sewing, Medical machine, are sometimes not working well with modified sino wave Power Inverter. But our Power inverter are supposed to work on car. A load that first rectifies the input (PC, Laptop, Phone Charger etc.), a modified Power Inverter is working perfectly. Specifications Input voltage: 12V DC Output voltage: 220V AC On/Off switch control the fan Automatic Thermal Shutdown Overload Protection Extra Surge Capacity Package Included 1 Pcs DC 12V to AC 220V power inverter 1 Pcs Car Charger adapter 2 Pcs Crimper
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