Description

An inverter, also known as a power inverter, is a device that converts the direct current (DC) from a car battery or a cigarette lighter socket into approximately 230 V alternating current (AC). This is the exact voltage found in every household socket (Type F) throughout Europe. The inverter is an excellent choice for anyone traveling in a car, motorhome, or truck – it gives you the freedom to use all the necessary devices that require a power outlet. The use of a modified sine wave ensures a simple inverter design, resulting in a lower failure rate and making it very lightweight.

The device is designed to be as user-friendly as possible. On the front of the inverter, there is a power socket compatible with plugs used throughout Europe, as well as a USB port for charging smartphones, e-book readers, and any other devices with a USB connection. On the back of the inverter, there is a fan that provides adequate cooling for the device. The entire unit is housed in a small but very robust casing. The casing is made of high-quality aluminum, making it resistant to mechanical damage and shocks during travel. Additionally, the inverter is very lightweight due to the materials used.

The first parameter to determine is the voltage of our battery, which should be fully compatible with the voltage indicated on the inverter. The most common voltage value is 12 volts, found in cars, motorhomes, and some trucks, and 24 volts, which is primarily used in trucks.