Donerton
Donerton 300W Power Inverter 12V to 110V AC PD 65W USB-C QC3.0 Black
Converts 12 V vehicle power to 110 V AC with 300 W continuous output, plus a 65 W USB-C PD port and QC 3.0 USB-A for fast device charging
- TypeAC Adapters
- Continuous 300 W AC power from a 12 V vehicle socket
- PD 65 W USB-C fast-charges laptops and tablets
- QC 3.0 USB port rapidly powers phones
- Dual AC outlets run household devices on the road
- Smart chip plus fuse cuts output instantly on faults
Vehicle Power Conversion
This 300W inverter turns a 12V cigarette-lighter socket into 110V AC power for laptops and small appliances. Two AC outlets plus USB-C PD 65W and QC3.0 ports charge phones, tablets and consoles at the same time. It is aimed at road-trip drivers and mobile workers who need mains-style power on the move.
Compatibility Check
Verify that your vehicle socket can supply the inverter's full draw without blowing its own fuse. Confirm each device you plan to run stays within the 300W continuous limit and 110V AC rating. The USB-C and USB-A ports handle phones and tablets, but larger laptops may need the AC sockets instead.
Thermals and Power
A temperature-controlled fan spins up only when internal heat rises, keeping noise low during light loads. The metal housing spreads heat and protects against knocks. Built-in smart-chip and fuse protection cuts output automatically on over-voltage, under-voltage, short-circuit, overload or over-temperature events, lighting a red indicator when triggered.
Highlights
- Continuous 300 W AC power from a 12 V vehicle socket
- PD 65 W USB-C fast-charges laptops and tablets
- QC 3.0 USB port rapidly powers phones
- Dual AC outlets run household devices on the road
- Smart chip plus fuse cuts output instantly on faults
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the inverter come with everything needed to plug into a 12 V cigarette lighter, or must I buy cables separately?
The package includes the 300 W inverter itself, which plugs directly into a 12 V cigarette lighter socket. No extra cables are required for the AC outlets, the USB port or the 65 W USB-C port.
Should I choose the USB-C port or the USB-A port when fast-charging a laptop that supports 65 W Power Delivery?
Use the USB-C port; it delivers up to 65 W for Power Delivery devices. The USB-A port is limited to QC 3.0 speeds and will not provide 65 W.
Will the 300 W continuous rating run a 110 V laptop charger and a CPAP machine at the same time?
Yes, as long as the combined draw of both devices stays below 300 W. The inverter supplies 110 V AC from the two outlets while the USB-C and USB-A ports remain available for phones or tablets.
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