🔥🔋 250W Peak Power Tool Battery Inverter – Portable AC & USB Power Adapter
🔥🔋 250W Peak Power Tool Battery Inverter – Portable AC & USB Power Adapter
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Power beyond the wall socket
Your 18–20V Battery.
A Whole New Power Source.
Turn a compatible 18–20V tool battery into portable AC power, fast USB charging, 12V DC and LED lighting.
250W
Peak power
18W
USB-A QC 3.0
18W
USB-C PD 3.0
200 lm
LED light

Why go looking for an outlet when you can bring one?
From weekend camping to DIY jobs away from the house, this clever little accessory helps turn battery power you already own into connections you can actually use.

More ways to power the essentials.
Whether you need an AC outlet, USB-A, USB-C or a dedicated 12V connection, the right output can make your small essentials much easier to use away from home.
AC outlet
Portable AC output for compatible low-power chargers and appliances. Voltage depends on the selected version.
USB-A fast charging
QC 3.0 technology with a listed 18W maximum (5–12V).
USB-C PD charging
PD 3.0 output, also listed at up to 18W (5–12V).
12V DC connection
12V/5A output through a round DC connector for appropriately rated 12V gear.

Keep your everyday tech moving.
Phones, small USB-powered accessories and compatible charging gear don't need to wait for your next wall outlet. The 18W QC 3.0 USB-A and 18W PD 3.0 USB-C outputs offer two convenient ways to recharge on the go.

Simple convenience: Take the battery-powered adapter along to the worksite, the campsite, or a long day outdoors, and charge compatible USB devices as needed.
Bring a useful outlet with you.
Power a compatible low-wattage charger or small AC accessory without staying tethered to the house. It’s a practical addition to a mobile setup—especially when you already have a charged 18–20V battery ready to go.

Extra versatility for 12V gear.
The dedicated 12V/5A DC output gives compatible accessories another way to connect. A suitable 12V accessory-socket adapter can expand your options for certain low-draw outdoor devices; match both the connector and power requirements first.

A built-in light is one less thing to pack.
With 200 lumens of LED lighting, it's useful when you're finding gear after dark, setting up camp, or reaching for essentials during a power interruption. The power source does more than charge—it helps you see what you're doing.

From the workbench to the weekend.
Camping nights
Convenient charging and a little extra lighting away from a fixed outlet.
Projects & repairs
Keep small compatible devices powered where extension cords aren't practical.
Power interruptions
A helpful option for limited everyday essentials when wall power isn't available.

The battery in your tool kit can be more than a tool battery.
Take familiar battery power out of its usual role and put it to work for the small moments that matter—charging, lighting and powering supported low-wattage accessories.
Three checks before you're ready to go.
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Match your battery.Input must be a compatible 18–20V DC battery. Confirm the slide/terminal design, not voltage alone.
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Choose the correct AC version.Confirm whether the product option provides 100–120V or 200–240V output for your equipment and region.
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Stay within each output limit.Check the running wattage and startup draw of an AC appliance, or the amperage and plug size for a 12V device.
Battery fit is essential. An 18V or 20V label alone doesn't guarantee two brands use the same connector. Match the physical battery platform to your selected inverter version before ordering.

Technical specifications.
Here are the electrical details supplied for this model. They matter when you're choosing devices and checking the correct version for your setup.
Choose smart. Power confidently.
Before connecting your device
- 250W is a maximum peak figure. Don't treat it as a verified continuous AC rating.
- AC output isn't automatically universal. Check the selected voltage and plug version before purchase.
- 12V DC is limited to 5A. Confirm the connected device's startup demand and connector polarity.
- A compatible external battery is required. Battery and charger inclusion are not specified in the provided description; confirm the package option before checkout.
- AC waveform type is not specified. Check suitability before connecting waveform-sensitive electronics or critical equipment.
Good questions before you buy.
Does it have a built-in battery?
This is a battery-powered inverter. It requires a compatible external 18–20V DC battery; a built-in battery capacity isn't stated for this product.
Can it power a 250W appliance continuously?
The supplied description calls 250W the maximum peak rating, not continuous output. Verify continuous capacity and your appliance's startup requirements before use.
Will it fit any 18–20V tool battery?
Not necessarily. Battery voltage, physical mounting connection, and the exact adapter variant must all match.
Are 110V and 220V both available on one unit?
The source mentions 100–120V and 200–240V AC outputs but does not confirm automatic dual-voltage switching. Select and verify the correct AC version.
