Power Inverter Converter 800w Ac Outlet Digital Display 120v Usb Auto Charger on 2040-parts.com
Rockville, Maryland, United States
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800-Watt Inverter has 800 continuous watts of power, 110 power outlet and a USB power outlet. It consists of a digital display that has a power usage indicator and a battery power reading. This inverter features 4 position mounting grommets and direct battery mounts. It offers an overload protection, battery alarm, short circuit protection and has a fault interrupter.
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