Stimula Lifestyle
Stimula Lifestyle 108W Dual USB-C PD & QC 3.0 Car Power Inverter
Delivers 108 W total through dual USB-C PD and USB-A QC 3.0 ports from a 12–24 V car socket
- TypePower Inverter
- ColorBlack
- Maximum Power100 W
- 108 W total output charges laptop and phone together
- USB-C PD delivers up to 90 W for MacBook Pro
- USB-A QC 3.0 supplies 18 W for iPhone
- Smart Sense safeguards prevent over-current, overcharging and overheating
- Compact 82 x 44 x 33 mm aluminium body fits any 12-24 V car socket
What this inverter powers
The Stimula Lifestyle 108W car inverter delivers up to 100 W maximum power from a 12–24 V DC socket. One USB-C port supplies up to 90 W at 20 V 4.5 A and the USB-A port supplies up to 18 W via QC 3.0. The graphite aluminium body measures 82 x 44 x 33 mm.
Who it suits and who it does not
Drivers who need to charge a USB-C laptop and a phone simultaneously will find the dual outputs convenient. Buyers who require an AC outlet for mains-powered devices or more than 100 W total output should look at a different solution.
What the included safeguards change
Smart Sense Technology adds over-current, overcharging and overheating protection during every charge session. The aluminium housing helps dissipate heat so the inverter can sustain high output without throttling. The unit has been tested to the Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 specification.
Highlights
- 108 W total output charges laptop and phone together
- USB-C PD delivers up to 90 W for MacBook Pro
- USB-A QC 3.0 supplies 18 W for iPhone
- Smart Sense safeguards prevent over-current, overcharging and overheating
- Compact 82 x 44 x 33 mm aluminium body fits any 12-24 V car socket
Specifications
| Type | Power Inverter |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Maximum Power | 100 W |
Questions about this item
Does the 12-24 V input mean I only need a standard cigarette-lighter socket to run the 108 W inverter?
Yes, the unit draws from any 12 V or 24 V vehicle socket and delivers up to 108 W through its USB-C PD and USB-A QC 3.0 ports.
Will the USB-A QC 3.0 port still fast-charge my older phone that only supports 5 V 2 A charging?
The USB-A port negotiates down to 5 V 3 A, so a 5 V 2 A device will charge at its maximum supported rate without harm.
How can I confirm the Smart Sense safeguards are active after I plug the inverter in?
The inverter begins negotiating PD or QC voltages immediately; if a connected device shows its fast-charge indicator, the protection circuitry is functioning.
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