Tundra
Tundra M350 Inverter, Aluminum Case, 350 W, 1 Outlet
A 12 V DC to 120 V AC modified-sine-wave inverter delivers 350 W continuous and 700 W peak power at 93 % efficiency through a single NEMA 5-15R outlet in an aluminium case
- TypeTraffic & Parking Lot
- 350 W continuous power runs small tools and chargers
- 700 W peak handles brief startup surges
- 93 % efficiency extends vehicle battery run-time
- Aluminum case dissipates heat for reliable operation
- Lighter plug plus alligator clips give flexible 12 V connection
350 W Mobile Inverter
The Tundra M350 is a 12 V DC to 120 V AC inverter built for small utility trucks and mobile work sites. It delivers 350 W of continuous modified sine-wave power from a single NEMA 5-15R outlet housed in an aluminum case.
Continuous and Peak Capacity
Continuous output is rated at 350 W with a 700 W peak surge for motor start-up. The 93 % efficiency rating provides headroom for chargers, lights and small tools while the modified sine waveform limits compatibility with sensitive electronics or medical devices.
12 V DC Input and 60 Hz Output
The unit connects through a lighter plug or alligator clips to a 12 V vehicle system and produces 120 V AC at 60 Hz. One outlet restricts simultaneous loads and the modified sine design means some variable-speed motors and audio gear may not operate correctly.
Highlights
- 350 W continuous power runs small tools and chargers
- 700 W peak handles brief startup surges
- 93 % efficiency extends vehicle battery run-time
- Aluminum case dissipates heat for reliable operation
- Lighter plug plus alligator clips give flexible 12 V connection
Specifications
| Brand | TUNDRA |
|---|---|
| Type | Traffic & Parking Lot |
Questions about this item
Will the 12 V DC lighter-plug input let me run the 350 W inverter from my truck's existing accessory socket?
The lighter plug supplies 12 V DC, but the socket and vehicle wiring must be rated for the inverter's full input current; otherwise use the included alligator clips directly on the battery.
How can I confirm the 120 V AC output is delivering a clean 60 Hz modified sine wave after installation?
Plug a low-wattage resistive load such as an incandescent lamp into the NEMA 5-15R outlet and verify steady illumination; a multimeter set to AC volts and frequency should read approximately 120 V and 60 Hz.
Does the box include both the lighter plug and the alligator-clip cables, or must I buy one separately?
Both DC connection methods — lighter plug and alligator clips — are supplied with the inverter; no additional cables are required for basic operation.
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