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DC to AC 25 Watt Power Converter

DC to AC
25 Watt Power Converter

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Your Cost 12.97
The DP-IN25 25 watt continuous DC to AC Power Converter is the ultimate accessory for your portable AC power needs. Supply up to 25 watts of AC power to charge your rechargeable batteries, power to charge your mobile phone, power up your digital camera, or even recharge your pocket PC. Plugs directly into your cars standard 12V lighter plug and provides a standard polarized 2-prong US style plug in. Mini size and lightweight.

Simply plug the DP-IN25 into your vehicles 12V Lighter Plug and then plug your device into the IN25 Power converter. Your device will operate as if it were plugged into your standard home 110V power source.

Great for Supplying up to 25 watts of Continuous AC power for:

  • Battery Chargers, Pocket PC's, Portable Electronics, DVD Players
  • Handheld Toys, Mobile Phones
  • Here is some information on how to determine the wattage required for your device or charger.

Mini 25 Watt Continuous Power Converter

Order#: DP-IN25
MSRP Price: $17.95  Your Cost 12.97   3 or more $11.97

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WATTAGE CALCULATION (volt X amp = watts)

  Wattage refers to the amount of power (electricity) consumed by your appliances and equipment. It is important to know a little about it because you need to know wattage in order to choose a Converter or a Transformer for your equipment. The wattage of most appliances and equipment is found on decals or labels of some sort on the appliance or equipment or in the owner's manual. In addition, the decals or labels also usually give the voltage and/or amperage of the appliance.    

 If the wattage isn't given you can still figure it out if you know the voltage and amperage. If you multiply the voltage times the amperage, the result equals the wattage of the appliance or device. For example, the decal on the appliance you want to take overseas doesn't list the wattage but gives the voltage as 120 volts and the amperage is 1.1. To find the wattage of that particular appliance, multiply the voltage 120 times the amperage 1.1, 120X1.1=132 watts. If your devices voltage was 120V and the amperage was .18 then 120x.18 = 21.6 watts.

It is also important to remember not to exceed 95% of any given converter or adapters wattage output. In other words if you have a inverter - converter that supplies 25watts of continuous output then 25x95%=23.75 watts. This is the recommended safe limit that the 25 watt inverter - converter above will handle without being overloaded or damaged..

DC to AC converter 25 Watt

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