250W Portable Power Inverter – Turn 18V–21V Tool Batteries Into 220V AC Power
250W Portable Power Inverter – Turn 18V–21V Tool Batteries Into 220V AC Power
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250W Portable Power Inverter – Turn 18V–21V Tool Batteries Into 220V AC Power
Take Your Power
Beyond the Workshop.
Put a compatible tool battery to work beyond your tools. Get convenient AC output, USB charging and adjustable LED lighting in one compact portable inverter.
No Wall Outlet? More Options.
Working outdoors, camping or spending time away from convenient power outlets? Keeping smaller devices powered can be frustrating.
This inverter converts energy from a compatible rechargeable tool battery into useful power outputs for supported devices and accessories.
One Compact Unit. Multiple Power Outputs.
Connect compatible devices using the AC outlet, USB-A port or USB-C port. The combination makes it useful for everyday low-power electronics.
A Built-In Light That Adjusts to Your Setup.
The integrated LED light adds practical illumination for nighttime tasks, campsite setups and dimly lit work areas.
Adjust the lamp head to direct light toward the area where you're working.
Built-in illumination for practical everyday tasks.
Angle the light toward your workspace or nearby surface.
Attach. Switch On. Connect.
Turn a compatible rechargeable tool battery into a portable power source in a few straightforward steps.
Fit a compatible tool battery securely into the inverter base.
Use the power control to activate the inverter.
Plug a compatible device into the appropriate output port.
Small Footprint. Practical Possibilities.
Designed to fit easily into a mobile work setup, the compact body combines multiple outputs and lighting in one unit.
Keep it with your compatible tool battery equipment for outdoor tasks, travel and backup charging needs.
Convenient to carry alongside compatible power tool batteries.
AC and USB output options in a single device.
No separate work light required for basic illumination needs.
Match Your Battery. Match Your Outlet.
Battery connection styles and electrical outlets are not universal. Choose the inverter version that matches your tool battery platform and intended equipment.
Confirm the physical battery connection and supported input voltage. Matching voltage alone does not guarantee fit.
Confirm your selected model's AC voltage, plug configuration and connected device requirements.
The product page lists yellow, red and green color variants.
Specifications & FAQ
| Product Type | Portable Tool Battery Power Inverter |
|---|---|
| Peak Power | 250W Maximum Peak |
| DC Input | 18–20V DC (per product specifications) |
| AC Output Options | 100–120V AC or 200–240V AC, depending on version |
| USB-A Output | 5–12V, 18W QC3.0 |
| USB-C Output | 5–12V, 18W PD3.0 |
| DC Output | 12V / 5A (5.5 × 2.5 mm round connector) |
| LED Lighting | 200 Lumens, Adjustable Head |
| Color Options | Yellow, Red, Green |
| Battery Included | No |
Does the inverter include a battery?
No. A compatible tool battery must be supplied separately.
Will it fit any 18V or 20V battery?
Not necessarily. Battery mounting systems vary between tool brands and product lines. Check the exact battery platform and physical connection before use.
Is the output always 220V?
No. The product specifications describe both 100–120V AC and 200–240V AC versions. Check the selected model before connecting equipment.
Can it power a 250W appliance continuously?
The listed 250W rating is a maximum peak figure, not a confirmed continuous output rating. The product description references devices below 180W for certain applications. Always check the device's running and startup power requirements.
Can it charge a phone?
Yes. The USB-A and USB-C outputs can charge compatible mobile devices within their stated power ratings.
Does it have a built-in light?
Yes. The inverter includes a 200-lumen LED light with an adjustable head.
Can I use it with high-power appliances?
Do not use it with devices that exceed the inverter's supported continuous or startup load. High-power heaters, kettles and similar appliances are generally unsuitable.
