Car Power Inverter 100W 12V to 220V AC with USB Ports

One unit, a 220V outlet and two USB ports

A real 220V outlet in your car

The 12V socket feeds a standard 220V AC outlet rated for 100W. That covers most laptop chargers and drone battery chargers, so you stop carrying a second charger for the road. Keep a spare dc power cord 12v in the glovebox if you run two units.

Two USB ports for everything else

Two USB-A outputs at 5V/2.4A keep phones, earbuds and small gear charged while the AC outlet runs a larger device. Nothing has to be unplugged to switch between them.

Compact enough for the centre console

The matte white housing, brushed aluminium cap and round base fit the console without taking over the cup holders or the armrest. It is built for daily use in the car, not a bulky trunk unit.

Four ratings that decide the fit

• 100Wrated output power
• 12VDC input voltage
• 220VAC outlet voltage
• 2.4AUSB output current

Set it up in three steps

1. 1
   Connect the red DC cable

   Plug the red DC cable into the car's 12V socket and run the other end to the inverter.

2. 2
   Start the engine and switch on

   Keep the engine running for longer loads. Switch the unit on and confirm the AC outlet and USB ports light up.

3. 3
   Plug in your devices

   Use the 220V outlet for a laptop or drone charger, and the USB-A ports for phones and power banks. Stay within the 100W rating.

Inverter unit and red DC cable, ready to plug in

• 12V to 220V inverter unit×1

  Matte white housing with brushed silver cap and base ring

• Red DC power cable×1

  Plugs into the 12V socket to power the unit

A flat laptop is not the end of the workday

The laptop is at 4 percent

Three hours from the next plug, the battery icon turns red. The car's USB ports are built for phones, and they cannot keep a laptop alive through the afternoon.

Work does not wait for the car park

Connect the red DC cable to the 12V socket, switch the unit on and a standard 220V charger plugs in the same way it would at home. Your laptop starts charging while you drive or wait in the car.

Set up once, charge on every trip

The unit sits low in the centre console and the cable runs out of the way, so the console stays clear. Pair it with an anker portable power bank and every drive starts with devices ready for the next stop.

What to expect from the first drive

1. First Use
   Plug in and power up

   Connect the red DC cable to the 12V socket, switch on the unit and confirm the AC outlet and USB ports light up before you plug in a device.

2. 3 Uses
   Your routine settles in

   Within a few drives you learn which devices run well, how long your laptop charges, and where the cable lies best in the console.

3. 30 Days
   Work on the move becomes normal

   After a month of commutes, you plan charging stops around your battery and keep devices running on road trips without hunting for plugs.

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