Great possibilities in a small housing
The converter also called inverter or inverter is a device whose task is to change the voltage of direct current from the car battery or lighter socket to the alternating current ~230V. The same voltage is found in every home socket (Type E) throughout Europe. The transducer is an excellent choice for people who are travelling by car, motorhome or truck - thanks to it you will be able to use all the necessary devices requiring a socket to operate.
Thoughtful Structure
The device is designed to be as comfortable as possible. The front of the converter is equipped with a network socket adapted to plugs used throughout Europe and a USB port, thanks to which we will charge our smartphone, ebook reader and any other device with the possibility of connecting via the USB port. The whole was closed in a small yet very durable housing. It is made of high quality aluminum so it is resistant to any mechanical damage and shocks during travel. Moreover, thanks to the materials used, the converter is very light.
Parameters that matter
When looking for a converter, pay attention to parameters such as voltage [V] and power [W]. This is crucial because the choice of a converter with a bad input voltage or too low power will not allow our devices to work.
Tension:
The first parameter to determine the voltage of our battery, which should be fully consistent with that given on the converter. The most common voltage value is 12V, found in passenger cars, motorhomes and some trucks and 24V, used mainly in trucks.
Strength:
Once the voltage is selected, choose the power of the converter. It has a key aspect, because it informs us how many and what devices it can supply with electricity. If we want to connect the selected device to the inverter, we need to check on the data plate what power it takes (if you want to connect more devices, the power should be summed up). The power taken by your device should not exceed 85% of the rated power of the converter! For example, for a laptop that takes 100W power and a heater that takes 300W of the correct processing plant[...]
