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Tripp Lite
Converts 12 V DC to 120 V AC with 1000 W continuous power and three outlets
The Tripp Lite PINV1000SW120 is a 1000 watt light-duty power inverter that converts 12 V DC battery power into 120 V AC household current. It provides three AC outlets for running standard plugs and includes a USB charging port for phones or tablets. The compact housing is designed for portable or vehicle-mounted use where mains power is unavailable.
This inverter suits road-trippers, field technicians and anyone who needs to run laptops, small appliances or battery chargers from a 12 V source. It is not for buyers who need a pure sine-wave output for sensitive medical or audio equipment. Installers without a suitable 12 V battery and heavy-gauge cabling should look at something else.
The single figure that decides fit is the 1000 W continuous power rating; loads that exceed this will trip the unit or shut it down. Match the inverter to the total wattage of every device you plan to run simultaneously.
| Brand | TRIPP LITE |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 4.54 kg |
| Package size | 406 × 305 × 140 mm |
The inverter operates from a 12 V DC source such as a vehicle or auxiliary battery.
Use heavy-gauge cables sized for 1000 W, attach the ring terminals to the battery posts with correct polarity, and never rely on the cigarette-lighter socket for full load.
Inspect the cable lugs and battery terminals for corrosion every few months and replace any cables that show heat damage or insulation cracking.
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