Emergency inverter 12v power supply

Inverter systems are made up of a set of DC batteries and electronics that can convert the DC power from the batteries into an AC power source needed for the emergency lighting loads. Emergency inverter systems will provide enough emergency AC power for the required time to exit the building if necessary.

A very simple way to use an inverter for emergency power (such as during a power outage), is to use a car battery (with the vehicle running), and an extension cord running into the house, where you can then plug in electrical appliances. More Questions? (Back to FAQ)

Power inverters with more than 90% conversion efficiency and stable performance. The 12V power inverter has the functions of current protection, short circuit protection, over-voltage protection, reverse charging protection, power protection, and core protection.

This inverter 12V 220V generates 1000-watt continuous and 2000-watt surge power which can be applicable for AC household appliances or electrical devices during work trips, road trips, camping, and so on. This power inverter has full safety protections, built-in fuses, and a temperature-controlled cooling fan, to protect your devices from damage.

Yes, you can use an inverter for emergency home backup power. One way is to have two 12-volt batteries hooked in parallel and one inverter, which will provide enough power to run a refrigerator off and on for a few days depending on the size of the batteries.

Ideal for: Office, Hospital, Retail and Leisure High performance static inverter with single-phase input and output providing emergency battery power using state-of-the-art technology.