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Engel Canverter Power Inverter with USB

Name: Canverter Power Inverter with USB
Brand: Engel
Price: 54.90 AUD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5.0 (4 reviews)

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A can-sized power inverter that is designed to fit in the drink holder of your vehicle, complete with USB output.

The Engel Canverter is powered by your vehicles 12V battery via a cigarette plug outlet and can inturn power devices with a standard 3 pin 240V AC wall outlet and a rating up to 100W, perfect for running laptops, small TV's, fan's and shavers as well as for charging the batteries of your camera, phone or MP3 player.

Simply plug the Canverter into the 12V DV cigarette outlet of your vehicle and you're good to go, and with a low battery shutdown feature, you won't have to worry about it flattening your car battery

Fits standard vehicle can holder
100W max.
Overload warning
Thermal shutdown protection activates after heavy use
Features low battery shutdown at 10V

In Use Dimensions:

15L x 6.6W x 6.6D cm | 65cm Cable

Packed Dimensions:

15L x 6.6W x 6.6D cm

Weight:

0.44 Kg

Material:

Alloy Body | Plastic Ends

Waterproof:

Input Power:

10−15V DC

Output Power:

240V AC Modified Sine Wave | 5V USB | 50 Hz 100W Continuous

Suggested Use:

4WD | Camping

Warranty:

1 Year

Supplier Code:

CANVERTER

Snowys Code:

140566

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5.0 4

Q&A's (2)

Is this a pure sine wave inverter?1 answer

It looks a great little unit and I love the price but does it have a pure sine wave output? I see that it is recommended for lap tops etc but I'd be a little concerned with using it on computers without a pure sine wave output.

Kate - Melbourne(7 years ago)

G'day Kate,

The Canverter has a Modified Sine Wave do you can generally use it to charge your laptop, but just don't open or use the laptop while it is charging. One thing to take into account would be to check the wattage of the laptop you want to charge and make sure it doesn't draw more than 100 watts.

Leece - Snowys(7 years ago)

Practical Use1 answer

How well does this work? Can I use normal house electric kettle, for example, or portable fan? Is this practical, considering drawing power from Campervan house battery? What else could we use it for, practically, in our Campervan free camping experiences?

David - Bunbury, WA(7 years ago)

G'day David,

The Engel Canverter Power Inverter is designed to be used with 240V devices that draw under 100 watts, so the best option will be to check the compliance plate on your appliance and check the wattage. Generally, fans are fine, but kettles, toasters and microwaves draw too much power. You can use these in your regular car to charge items while driving - e.g. a tablet, phone, small laptop.

Leece - Snowys(7 years ago)

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