Audio & Video Accessories Power Inverters are devices that convert DC power into standard AC power to run audio and video gear from car, boat, RV, or portable battery systems. They provide a practical power source where household outlets are unavailable, allowing you to operate common AV equipment away from wall outlets. Key benefits - Enables operation of TVs, DVD/Blu ray players, projectors, game consoles, audio receivers, monitors, and related AV gear from a vehicle or portable battery. - Flexible placement and portable design for easy integration into cars, trucks, boats, or off grid setups. - Model options vary in outlets and input voltages to match different systems and devices. - Built in protection features help safeguard connected equipment and the inverter itself. - Efficient DC to AC conversion helps minimize battery drain during use. - Durable construction suitable for mobile environments and on the go use. Key attributes - Function: Converts DC power to AC power to run standard home electronics in non traditional power environments. - Compatibility: Works with typical AV devices within the wattage rating; compatibility depends on model input (12V or 24V) and outlet configuration. - Size: Designed for portability; compact form factor to fit in vehicles or small workspaces. - Material: Constructed with robust housing designed for mobility and regular handling. - Performance: Delivers stable AC output suitable for consumer AV equipment; includes protective features to handle overloads and heat buildup. Common applications - Road trips and in vehicle entertainment: Power a small TV, streaming device, portable projector, or audio system from a car or RV battery. - On location or field setups: Run monitors, small projectors, or field audio/video gear during shoots, events, or presentations when mains power is unavailable. - Emergency or backup power: Keep essential AV gear operating during power outages using a portable battery or generator connection. Tips for selecting and use - Check the inverter’s wattage rating and surge capacity to ensure it can handle the peak draw of your AV devices. - Confirm input voltage and output voltage to match your power source and local mains requirements. - Review the available outlets and ports on the model to ensure compatibility with your devices. - Look for built in protections such as over load, short circuit, over temperature, and low voltage cut off. - Consider the total number of devices you plan to run simultaneously and plan a margin above that total wattage.