Peak 100w Power Inverter With Swivel Neck Mobile Power Outlet W/ 2.1 Amp Usb!! on 2040-parts.com
Odenville, Alabama, United States
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Stay in touch while you're on the road with a versatile Peak 100W Power Inverter with Swivel Neck. It supports a wide range of devices, from laptops and tablets to IP cameras and VoIP phones. The Peak power inverter converts a 12 V DC vehicle outlet into a standard 110/120 V AC power source, so you can charge your devices while they are in use. The device also features a USB connector that's ideal for cameras and smartphones. It has a swiveling head that allows use from multiple angles, while retaining a slim profile and a compact shape. The power inverter with USB capability includes multiple LED indicator lights. Any questions please ask, no refunds or returns. This item is unopened and brand new. Peak 100W Power Inverter with Swivel Neck:
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