POWER FIRST
POWER FIRST 750W 12V 115V 2-Outlet Inverter WESTWARD 26X001
Converts 12 V DC to 115 V AC with 750 W continuous power and two standard outlets plus a USB port
- TypeAccessories & Compressors
- 750 W continuous power runs household devices from a 12 V battery
- 1,500 W peak output handles brief start-up surges for motor loads
- Modified sine wave output suits resistive and basic electronic loads
- Two standard 3-prong outlets plus one USB port charge multiple items
- 88 % efficiency reduces battery drain during extended use
What this inverter does
The Power First 750W unit converts 12V DC battery power into 115V AC household current. It supplies a continuous 750W with a 1,500W peak for starting loads. Two standard three-prong outlets and one USB port let you run small appliances or charge devices from a vehicle or solar battery bank.
Check your battery and wiring first
Verify that your 12V source can deliver the required current without excessive voltage drop. The inverter connects through supplied battery clamps, so ensure terminals are clean and cables are sized for the load. Confirm the modified sine wave output is acceptable for the equipment you plan to operate.
Build and daily use
The ABS case measures 8 1/8 in high, 5 1/2 in wide and 2 1/2 in deep. Battery clamps are included for quick connection to a 12V bank. Two AC outlets and a single USB port provide flexible access for everyday charging and small-appliance use. Efficiency is rated at 88 percent.
Highlights
- 750 W continuous power runs household devices from a 12 V battery
- 1,500 W peak output handles brief start-up surges for motor loads
- Modified sine wave output suits resistive and basic electronic loads
- Two standard 3-prong outlets plus one USB port charge multiple items
- 88 % efficiency reduces battery drain during extended use
Specifications
| Brand | POWER FIRST |
|---|---|
| Type | Accessories & Compressors |
Questions about this item
Does the inverter ship with battery clamps and cables, or must they be purchased separately?
The package includes battery clamps for the 12 V DC connection, so no separate clamps are needed for basic hookup.
Should I choose the 750 W continuous model or a higher-wattage unit for my loads?
Select the 750 W continuous rating if your combined AC draw stays at or below 750 W; the 1,500 W peak handles brief surges only.
What does the 88 percent efficiency figure mean for real-world battery run time?
At 88 percent efficiency, roughly 12 percent of the battery energy is lost as heat, so run time is shorter than the raw watt-hour capacity suggests.
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