Defvnsy 200W power inverter with 2 sockets and 4 USB ports 🔌
Product description
This 200W power inverter converts a vehicle's 12V DC into 230V–240V AC to run laptops, charge phones and power small devices while on the move. It combines two AC sockets with four USB ports and an LED display to keep track of voltage and load, making it useful for camping, travel and business trips.
Key Points
The inverter accepts a 12V input and delivers up to 200W of continuous AC output, which is suitable for charging electronics and powering low‑draw appliances, but it may not support heavy kitchen devices. The unit includes two standard AC outlets and four USB ports, two of which support Quick Charge 3.0 for faster compatible phone charging, while the other two provide 5V at 2.4A. A built‑in cooling fan helps dissipate heat during extended use and the separate on/off switch adds an extra layer of safety. The package contains the inverter, a type C converter and a user manual. Note that peak loads and start‑up currents can exceed the 200W rating for a short time according to the manufacturer, so check device requirements before use.
Technical Specifications
- Name: Defvnsy 200W Power Inverter
- Input voltage: 12V DC
- Output voltage: 230V–240V AC
- Continuous power: 200W
- AC outlets: 2
- USB ports: 4 (5V 2.4A x2, QC3.0 x2)
- Dimensions: 6.8 x 8.3 x 3.4 cm
- Cigarette lighter lead length: 68 cm
Usage Recommendations
Place the inverter in a well ventilated area of the vehicle so the cooling fan can operate without restriction. Use the AC sockets for laptops and chargers, and reserve the Quick Charge USB ports for compatible smartphones and tablets to benefit from the higher charge rates. For longer camping sessions, monitor input voltage on the LED display to avoid deep discharge of the vehicle battery, and consider connecting to an auxiliary battery if running loads near the inverter's maximum. Be aware that the small form factor and cigarette lighter connection make this model highly portable, which also means it is best suited to light to moderate loads rather than high‑power appliances.
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Description:
This 200W power inverter converts a vehicle's 12V DC into 230V–240V AC to run laptops, charge phones and power small devices while on the move. It combines two AC sockets with four USB ports and an LED display to keep track of voltage and load, making it useful for camping, travel and business trips.
Key Points
The inverter accepts a 12V input and delivers up to 200W of continuous AC output, which is suitable for charging electronics and powering low‑draw appliances, but it may not support heavy kitchen devices. The unit includes two standard AC outlets and four USB ports, two of which support Quick Charge 3.0 for faster compatible phone charging, while the other two provide 5V at 2.4A. A built‑in cooling fan helps dissipate heat during extended use and the separate on/off switch adds an extra layer of safety. The package contains the inverter, a type C converter and a user manual. Note that peak loads and start‑up currents can exceed the 200W rating for a short time according to the manufacturer, so check device requirements before use.
Technical Specifications
- Name: Defvnsy 200W Power Inverter
- Input voltage: 12V DC
- Output voltage: 230V–240V AC
- Continuous power: 200W
- AC outlets: 2
- USB ports: 4 (5V 2.4A x2, QC3.0 x2)
- Dimensions: 6.8 x 8.3 x 3.4 cm
- Cigarette lighter lead length: 68 cm
Usage Recommendations
Place the inverter in a well ventilated area of the vehicle so the cooling fan can operate without restriction. Use the AC sockets for laptops and chargers, and reserve the Quick Charge USB ports for compatible smartphones and tablets to benefit from the higher charge rates. For longer camping sessions, monitor input voltage on the LED display to avoid deep discharge of the vehicle battery, and consider connecting to an auxiliary battery if running loads near the inverter's maximum. Be aware that the small form factor and cigarette lighter connection make this model highly portable, which also means it is best suited to light to moderate loads rather than high‑power appliances.
