Snap On 12 Volt Dc To 110 Volt Ac Power Inverter on 2040-parts.com
Muskego, Wisconsin, US
Snap on 175 watt power inverter
Converts 12 volt DC power to 110 AC power.
Made to fit into a cup holder in your vehicle.
Plugs into the DC power outlet to power or charge anything that operates on 110 AC volts.
It also has 1 USB ports to power smaller electronic devices.
Great for laptops, cellphones, gaming systems or for charging power tools.
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