Scosche - INVERT120 Portable Power Inverter - Black

The Scosche PI150M car power inverter with 150 watts of power lets you power & charge up to 3 devices simultaneously. Plug the 12V inverter into your vehicle's 12VDC outlet or any other 12V-powered outlet to power the it. Use the AC wall outlet to charge your small electronics or other devices that receive power from an AC plug. Get power output levels at 150W constant or 300W peak. Featuring multiple layers of safety for a safe charging experience against overheating from the built-in cooling fan. Additional features include short circuit, overload, and temperature control protection. The dual USB ports let you fast charge most standard USB devices with up to 1 or 2.1AMP’s of power. It’s perfect for charging while driving or while stopped on the road.

The CyberPower M175XUC 175 Watt Power Inverter converts power from your vehicle's 12V DC power outlet into household AC power. The M175XUC can simultaneously power two devices through its two standard AC outlets, and charge up to two devices with its one, 2.4 amp USB-A port, and one 15 watt USB-C port. The M175XUC features a 2.5 ft power cord, a 15 amp, fuse for overcurrent protection, and automatic power shutdown that will prevent your automotive battery from excessive power drain. The CyberPower M175XUC's AC output is rated at 150 watts continuous power, and up to 175 watts of peak power for operation of small electronics that draw a low amount of power.

The CyberPower M140BUC 140 Watt Power Inverter converts power from your vehicle's 12V DC power outlet into household AC power. The M140BUC can simultaneously power one device through its standard AC outlet, and charge up to two devices with its one, 2.4 amp USB-A port, and one 15 watt USB-C port. The M140BUC features a pivoting DC plug to accommodate tight spacing in some cars, a 15 amp fuse for overcurrent protection, and automatic power shutdown that will prevent your automotive battery from excessive power drain. The CyberPower M140BUC's AC output is rated at 120 watts continuous power, and up to 140 watts of peak power for operation of small electronics that draw a low amount of power.