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u-power 150W Car Power Inverter DC12V to AC110V USB 5V
Converts 12V DC to 110V AC at 150W with universal socket and USB 5V output up to 2.1A
- 150 W continuous power runs laptops and small appliances from a 12 V car socket
- Universal AC socket accepts US, EU, AU and other plug types without adapters
- Dual USB ports deliver 5 V at 0.5 A and 2.1 A for phones and tablets
- Low-voltage protection activates between 10 V and 11 V to guard the vehicle battery
- 200 W peak capacity handles brief startup surges from motor-driven devices
150W car power inverter for mobile charging
This inverter converts a 12V DC vehicle socket into an AC 110V 60HZ outlet plus a USB 5V port. It suits drivers who need to run laptops, phones or small appliances while parked. The universal socket accepts US, EU and AU plug types without an extra adapter.
Continuous 150W output with 200W peak capacity
Rated power is 150W and the unit can briefly reach 200W max power for short surges. Low-voltage protection activates between 10V and 11V to shut down before the battery is over-discharged. The indicator light confirms when the inverter is ready to supply power.
USB port delivers 5V at 0.5A or 2.1A
The single USB output provides two fixed current options for charging phones or tablets. No higher amperage or fast-charge protocols are specified. Buyers who need more than 2.1A per port or multiple simultaneous USB devices should look for a different unit.
Highlights
- 150 W continuous power runs laptops and small appliances from a 12 V car socket
- Universal AC socket accepts US, EU, AU and other plug types without adapters
- Dual USB ports deliver 5 V at 0.5 A and 2.1 A for phones and tablets
- Low-voltage protection activates between 10 V and 11 V to guard the vehicle battery
- 200 W peak capacity handles brief startup surges from motor-driven devices
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 150 W inverter run silently or does it need a cooling fan during long drives?
The unit has no published noise or thermal data; it simply converts 12 V DC to 110 V AC and 5 V USB while drawing up to 200 W peak.
My laptop charger uses a UK three-pin plug — will it fit the universal socket without an extra adapter?
The ALL IN 1 socket accepts US, EU and AU pins, so a UK plug still requires a separate travel adapter.
Will the 5 V 2.1 A USB port charge my older phone that only draws 0.5 A without damaging it?
Yes — the port supplies up to 2.1 A but the phone only draws the 0.5 A it needs, so charging is safe.
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