BFKK
BFKK 150W 12V to 110V Car Power Inverter with 3.1A Dual USB Black
Converts 12 V DC to 110 V AC with 150 W continuous and 300 W peak output, plus 3.1 A dual USB ports in a credit-card sized metal housing
- 150 W continuous power runs laptops and CPAP machines
- 300 W peak handles brief surges for motor-driven devices
- 110 V AC outlet plus 3.1 A dual USB charges multiple gadgets
- Smart chip and fuse shut off output automatically on fault
- Credit-card footprint at 3.4 × 2.5 × 1.5 in fits tight spaces
Car power inverter for mobile devices
The BFKK 150W inverter converts 12 V DC from a vehicle socket into 110 V AC and supplies up to 3.1 A through two USB ports. It delivers 150 watts continuous and 300 watts peak power for laptops, tablets, lights and small appliances while travelling.
Check your vehicle socket rating before ordering
Ensure the 12 V accessory outlet can supply the current required for 150 W continuous load without tripping its own fuse. The inverter measures 3.4 by 2.5 by 1.5 inches, so confirm there is enough clearance around the socket for the housing to sit securely.
Smart chip protection replaces fuse changes
A built-in smart chip and fuse combination automatically cuts output and lights a red indicator when a fault is detected, removing the need to replace a blown fuse manually. The metal housing adds drop resistance and helps dissipate heat during extended use.
Highlights
- 150 W continuous power runs laptops and CPAP machines
- 300 W peak handles brief surges for motor-driven devices
- 110 V AC outlet plus 3.1 A dual USB charges multiple gadgets
- Smart chip and fuse shut off output automatically on fault
- Credit-card footprint at 3.4 × 2.5 × 1.5 in fits tight spaces
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the inverter come with cables or do I need to buy them separately?
The unit plugs directly into a 12 V vehicle socket and has built‑in 110 V AC outlets plus two USB ports, so no extra cables are required for typical use.
Should I choose the 150 W or 300 W rating for a laptop and phone?
The inverter delivers 150 W continuous and 300 W peak; for a laptop plus phone the continuous rating is the one to rely on.
What does the 150 W continuous figure mean when I plug in my laptop?
It means the inverter can supply up to 150 W steadily, so most laptops drawing less than that will run without the unit shutting down.
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