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100W DC Boost Inverter Module 12V to 220V Power Converter

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100W DC Boost Inverter Module 12V to 220V Power Converter

Sale price  $50.99 Regular price $62.99
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100W DC Boost Inverter Module — 12–14.8V to 220V Portable Power Converter

Power your low-wattage devices anywhere with this compact DC Boost Inverter Module. Whether you're running a solar panel setup off-grid, keeping your router online during a power outage, charging your phone from a 12V battery, or lighting up LED lamps at a remote site — this module delivers a stable DC 220V output from a 12–14.8V DC input. Compact, lightweight, and easy to wire up, it's the go-to solution for hobbyists, off-grid enthusiasts, and DIY electronics builders.

Made in Mainland China.

Key Specifications

  • Input Voltage: DC 12V – 14.8V
  • Output Voltage: DC 220V
  • Maximum Current: 2.1A
  • Power Range: 50W – 100W (recommended output load: under 50W for sustained use)
  • Output Connector: Two-hole female plug
  • Package Contents: 1× DC Boost Inverter Module

Compatible Devices

This inverter module is designed for low-power appliances and electronics, including:

  • LED lamps, fluorescent lamps, and energy-saving bulbs (resistor-capacitor type NOT compatible)
  • Mobile phone chargers
  • Routers and broadband modems
  • Speakers and audio equipment
  • Surveillance cameras and security systems

⚠️ Important Usage Notes

This module is NOT suitable for high-power or inductive load appliances, including:

  • Induction cookers, rice cookers, refrigerators, air conditioners, or water heaters
  • Motors, fans, fish tank pumps, or oxygen pumps
  • Razors, temperature-adjustable soldering irons, solenoid valves, or relays
  • Capacitor-charging devices, core transformers, or extension sockets with indicator lights

Always ensure your connected load does not exceed 50W for reliable, safe operation.

Why Choose This Boost Inverter?

  • ✅ Portable & Compact — Easy to integrate into off-grid solar setups, DIY projects, and portable power systems
  • ✅ Versatile Input — Works with standard 12V lead-acid batteries, 3S/4S LiPo packs (12–14.8V range)
  • ✅ Stable Output — Provides consistent DC 220V for compatible low-power devices
  • ✅ DIY-Friendly — Ideal for electronics enthusiasts, makers, and off-grid builders

Safety & Electrical Standards

When working with DC-to-DC boost converter modules, it is important to follow safe wiring practices. For guidance on electrical safety standards, visit the OSHA Electrical Safety resource page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What input voltage does this DC boost inverter module require?

A: This module accepts a DC input voltage between 12V and 14.8V. It is compatible with standard 12V lead-acid batteries, 3S lithium polymer (LiPo) packs (~11.1V nominal / 12.6V full), and 4S LiPo packs (~14.8V full charge).

Q: Can I use this inverter module with a solar panel?

A: Yes — this module works well in solar-powered setups where a 12V battery bank stores energy from a solar panel. The module then boosts that 12V battery output to DC 220V, allowing you to power compatible low-wattage devices like LED lights, routers, and phone chargers off-grid.

Q: What is the maximum load I should connect to this converter?

A: While the module is rated up to 100W peak, it is strongly recommended to keep connected loads at or below 50W for sustained, safe operation. Never connect high-power appliances such as induction cookers, refrigerators, fans, or motors, as these can damage the module.

Q: Is the output AC or DC 220V?

A: The output is DC 220V, not AC. This is an important distinction — it is suitable only for devices that accept DC voltage input. It is not a traditional AC inverter and should not be used with devices requiring standard AC mains power.

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