BFKK
BFKK 150W Car Power Inverter 12V to 110V 3.1A Dual USB Blue
Converts 12 V vehicle power to 110 V AC with 150 W continuous output plus dual 3.1 A USB ports in a 3.2 x 2.5 x 1.5 in metal housing
- Charge laptop and CPAP on the road with 150W continuous power
- Power phone and tablet together via 3.1A dual USB ports
- Fits in a glove box at 3.2x2.5x1.5 inches
- Metal shell resists drops while fan keeps temperatures low
- Built-in fuse guards against overload, short circuit and voltage spikes
Compact vehicle power solution
This 150W inverter converts 12V DC from a cigarette lighter socket into 110V AC while adding dual USB ports rated at 3.1A. It suits drivers who need to run laptops, small appliances or medical devices such as a CPAP machine during trips. The palm sized metal housing measures 3.2 by 2.5 by 1.5 inches for easy stowage in a glovebox or bag. Buyers who require higher continuous wattage or a hard wired installation should look elsewhere.
Thermals and power draw
An intelligent cooling fan spins up only when internal temperature rises, keeping operation quiet under light loads and protecting components during sustained use. The unit delivers 150W continuous output from the 12V source without drawing excess current when idle. Built in fuse protection guards against overload, short circuit, over voltage and under voltage conditions. No external power supply or battery bank is needed for normal mobile operation.
Included protections and support
The integrated fuse and stable charging design shield connected devices from overheating, overcharging and voltage irregularities without extra accessories. A 100% customer service commitment backs the product after purchase. No additional cables, mounting brackets or software utilities are bundled with the inverter. Users needing permanent wiring kits or remote switches must source those separately.
Highlights
- Charge laptop and CPAP on the road with 150W continuous power
- Power phone and tablet together via 3.1A dual USB ports
- Fits in a glove box at 3.2x2.5x1.5 inches
- Metal shell resists drops while fan keeps temperatures low
- Built-in fuse guards against overload, short circuit and voltage spikes
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the inverter in my 12 V vehicle and what step is often missed?
Insert the plug firmly into the cigarette lighter socket until it clicks; the step many miss is verifying the socket supplies power with the ignition on before connecting devices.
What maintenance will this inverter need over time?
The built-in fuse is the only user-replaceable part; if it blows from an overload, swap it for the same rating and keep the metal casing vents clear of dust so the fan can cool the unit.
What limit appears first when I run the inverter continuously at high load?
The 150 W continuous ceiling is reached before thermal limits; once total draw from the AC socket and both USB ports hits 150 W the protection shuts the output down.
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