You want to call something AC in your car? So this is the solution! Or better, almost…
It is a roadster version of the famous circuit called inverter, IE, capable of generating 220V AC from the 12V (or 24V) DC car battery.
To connect the 12V of the battery using the adapter from the cigarette lighter. Most cars come with this universal connector, even if there are like light cigarettes.
The back says 12W, IE, the maximum current will be somewhere around 0.05 to. You can't call a lot, Hence the usefulness of this inverter is very limited.
But a battery charger or mobile source should work, because they require low power from the AC. Do not attempt to connect a blower or vacuum cleaner because something will definitely burn! A laptop charger will also be over capacity, Unfortunately.
The instructions are all in Chinese. Novelty…
It worked! Once again I wouldn't call anything other than small equipment or Chargers.
Is a good product, even more because it cost only $ $4,70. I didn't need any more power than these 12W, but I confess that I had been thinking about the possibility to recharge my laptop in the car. Let then the link of this product of 12W and 100W a bit more expensive for those who need to connect something more powerful:
12W – http://dx.com/p/12w-dc-12-24v-to-ac-220v-car-auto-power-inverter-w-usb-port-black-166750
100W – http://www.focalprice.com/ERCQ8B/100W_DC12V_to_AC_110V_Power_Inverter_UK_Plug_Black.html
Good!
As regards the output current, This is not 0, 054A?
According to the equation: P = V * ; A = P/V : A = 12/220 = 0.05(45)?!
Greetings.
You're right. I forgot that the tension was 220 and I made the account with 127V. Thanks for the correction, I will modify the text.