200W 12V Car Power Inverter With Dual AC & USB-C

200W 12V Car Power Inverter With Dual AC & USB-C

$109.99
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200W 12V Car Power Inverter With Dual AC & USB-C

200W 12V Car Power Inverter With Dual AC & USB-C

$109.99

12V Vehicle Input With 110V AC Output

150W Maximum AC Output

Up To 200W Combined Connected Load

Dual AC Outlets + USB-C PD Charging

Built-In Vehicle Battery Voltage Display

Integrated Cooling & Protection Functions

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Product Details
  • Vehicle power inverter for compatible 12V accessory sockets
  • Converts vehicle DC power for use through 110V AC outlets
  • Two AC outlets
  • USB-C PD charging port
  • QC3.0 USB-A charging port
  • Two standard USB-A charging ports
  • DC12V accessory output
  • LED display shows current vehicle battery voltage
  • Integrated cooling fan
  • Physical AC output switch
  • Black housing
  • Modified sine wave AC output
  • Package includes 1 car power inverter and 1 user manual 
Specifications & Materials

Input Voltage: DC 10V to 15V
Vehicle System: 12V DC
Output Version: AC 110V version
Manual Output Range: AC 100V to 120V ±5% for the 110V configuration
Output Frequency: 50Hz / 60Hz ±0.5Hz
Output Waveform: Modified sine wave
Maximum AC Output: 150W
Maximum Combined Connected Load: 200W when USB and Type-C charging are also used
USB1 + USB2 Output: DC 5V/3.1A AUTO
QC3.0 Output: DC 5V/3.4A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A
USB-C PD Output: DC 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/2.5A
12V Accessory Output: DC12V/4A
Input Over-Voltage Protection: 16V ±0.5V
Input Under-Voltage Protection: 10V ±0.5V
Overload Protection: Yes
Short-Circuit Protection: Yes
Overheating Protection: Yes
Cooling: Fan
Dimensions: 170 × 87 × 37 mm
Weight: 350 g
Housing Material: Fire-resistant plastic, according to supplied technical specifications
Color: Black

Installation & Compatibility
  • Designed for compatible 12V vehicle cigarette-lighter/accessory sockets
  • Insert the attached 12V plug into the vehicle socket
  • LED display shows vehicle battery voltage after connection
  • USB outputs activate when connected
  • Connect compatible AC equipment to an AC outlet and use the AC switch to activate AC output
  • Maximum AC load is 150W
  • Do not exceed 200W total connected load when AC, USB, and Type-C outputs are being used
  • Confirm the connected device's required power before use
  • Do not block ventilation openings
  • Keep the unit dry
  • Some fan noise and heat generation during use are normal
  • Avoid prolonged use after the vehicle engine has been switched off
  • Disconnect the inverter from the vehicle socket after use
  • Includes 1 inverter and 1 user manual

More Useful Power From One 12V Outlet

Turn a compatible vehicle 12V accessory socket into a practical multi-port power station for travel, commuting, and mobile work.

The inverter combines two 110V AC outlets, USB-C PD charging, QC3.0 USB charging, two additional USB-A ports, and a 12V accessory output in one compact unit.

For clear power expectations, the AC outlets support a maximum combined AC load of 150W. When the USB and Type-C charging interfaces are also being used, total connected load must remain within 200W. 

Check Compatibility Before You Connect

This version is designed for a 12V vehicle electrical system and connects through the vehicle's cigarette-lighter or accessory socket.

The manual specifies an input range of DC 10V to 15V, with input over-voltage protection at approximately 16V ±0.5V. 

The supplied model is the 110V AC version shown in the product listing.

Before connecting an AC device, check its required wattage. The inverter's maximum AC output is 150W, and the output waveform is modified sine wave. 

Works With:

  • Compatible 12V vehicle accessory sockets
  • Devices whose power requirements stay within the inverter's verified output limits
  • USB-powered electronics compatible with the available charging outputs

Does Not Suit:

  • 24V-only vehicle power connections
  • AC equipment requiring more than 150W
  • Applications specifically requiring a pure sine wave inverter
  • Equipment whose starting or operating load exceeds the inverter's limits

AC, USB-C & USB Charging In One Unit

The compact housing provides several connection options without requiring multiple separate adapters.

The product includes:

  • 2 AC outlets
  • 1 USB-C PD output
  • 1 QC3.0 USB-A output
  • 2 standard USB-A outputs
  • 1 DC12V accessory output

The manual specifies the standard USB pair at DC 5V/3.1A AUTO, QC3.0 output at DC 5V/3.4A, 9V/2A, or 12V/1.5A, USB-C PD output at DC 5V/3A, 9V/3A, or 12V/2.5A, and the 12V accessory output at DC12V/4A. 

That combination makes the inverter useful when several different connection types are needed in the same vehicle.

Monitor Vehicle Voltage While You Drive

The integrated LED display shows the vehicle battery voltage while the inverter is connected.

Once plugged into the vehicle's 12V socket, the display activates and the USB outputs become available. The AC outlets are activated separately through the AC power switch. 

This gives the driver a simple visual reference for the voltage being supplied to the inverter without adding another standalone display.

Built For Practical In-Vehicle Use

The inverter uses a compact fire-resistant plastic housing with ventilation and an internal cooling fan.

The manual specifies protection against:

  • Overload
  • Short circuit
  • Input over-voltage
  • Input under-voltage
  • Overheating

Fan operation and some temperature rise are normal during use. Keep the ventilation openings unobstructed and keep the inverter dry. 

At approximately 170 × 87 × 37 mm and 350 g, the unit is compact enough for practical storage when it is not being used. 

Simple Connection With Realistic Power Expectations

Connect the inverter to a compatible vehicle 12V accessory socket. The LED display will show vehicle battery voltage and the USB charging outputs will activate.

For AC use, connect a compatible device to one of the AC outlets and switch on the AC output.

Do not exceed the product's stated load limits, and avoid extended operation after switching the vehicle engine off. The manual warns that prolonged use with the engine off can significantly reduce battery voltage and may affect vehicle starting. 

After use, disconnect the inverter from the vehicle's accessory socket and store it appropriately.

Best For:

  • Travel charging
  • Mobile work
  • Everyday electronics
  • Road trips
  • Vehicle-based power access

Not Intended For:

  • High-wattage household appliances
  • Devices exceeding the stated AC power limit
  • Pure-sine-wave-specific applications
  • Prolonged battery-powered operation with the vehicle engine switched off

Frequently asked questions

How much power can the AC outlets provide?

The maximum combined AC output is 150W. Although the product is classified as a 200W inverter, the manual states that the maximum connected load can reach 200W when the USB and Type-C charging interfaces are also being used. 

Is this compatible with every vehicle?

It is designed for vehicles with a compatible 12V accessory or cigarette-lighter socket. The manual specifies an operating input range of DC 10V to 15V. Verify your vehicle's socket voltage before use. 

What type of AC output does it produce?

This inverter uses a modified sine wave output. Customers whose equipment specifically requires pure sine wave power should select an appropriate pure sine wave inverter instead. 

What does the LED display show?

The LED display indicates the current voltage of the vehicle battery while the inverter is connected. 

What charging ports are included?

The inverter includes two standard USB-A outputs, one QC3.0 USB-A output, one USB-C PD output, two AC outlets, and one DC12V accessory output. The manual specifies the USB and DC output ratings individually. 

Does the inverter have built-in protection?

Yes. The manual lists overload, short-circuit, input over-voltage, input under-voltage, and overheating protection. It also uses a cooling fan. 

Is fan noise or warmth during operation normal?

Yes. The manufacturer states that some temperature rise and fan noise are normal during operation. Keep the ventilation openings clear and do not allow liquid to enter the inverter. 

Can I leave it running while the vehicle is turned off?

Extended use with the engine switched off is not recommended. The manual warns that this can significantly reduce vehicle battery voltage and may affect starting and battery life.