Inverter Application Range

Vehicle mounted inverters generally use car batteries or cigarette lighters for power supply. They first convert low voltage direct current into approximately 265V direct current, and then convert high voltage direct current into 220V, 50Hz alternating current. The on-board inverter breaks many limitations of using electrical appliances in the vehicle. Car power supply is not only suitable for car systems, but can be used in situations where there is a DC12V DC power supply. The onboard inverter fully considers the external usage environment and will automatically protect and shut down in case of overload or short circuit. [2]
Usage method
1. Insert the onboard inverter into the cigarette lighter socket of the car, and check the tightness between the plug and socket when inserting. When it is too loose, open the shrapnel on both sides of the insertion head and insert it into the cigarette lighter socket.
2. Confirm whether the power indicator light of the onboard inverter is on.
3. Insert the power plug of the electrical appliance to be used into the socket of the vehicle power converter.
Precautions:
1. When unplugging an electrical appliance that is in continuous use, be sure to first confirm that the switch of the appliance is turned to "off" before unplugging the power plug.
2. When replacing the fuse of the on-board inverter, it is necessary to use the same model and specification of fuse. Using fuses or metal wires outside the specified specifications can cause abnormal overheating and fire.
3. Timely clean the dirt at the plug of the on-board inverter to avoid poor contact or abnormal overheating of the converter.
4. After use or when not in use, unplug the onboard inverter from the cigarette lighter socket and keep it properly.