Power Inverters

Power inverters convert the DC power from a cigarette lighter into the low-AC current to power TVs and computers. There are also voltage converters that let you use your electronic gadgets all around the world, regardless of the voltage of local power outlets. 

Power Transformers Let You Use Computers, TVs and Other Small Devices in Your Car

Heavy-duty power distribution unitsenable powering up an electronic device such as computers, TVs and video cameras in your car. This way, you can stay productive on the go, or entertain the kids during a long car ride. These inverters plug into the 12-volt DC system of your car or the cigarette lighter socket. The power output of the inverter varies based on the amperage of your car's cigarette lighter or DC outlet. Power inverters consume the car's battery power when the engine is not running. When your car battery is running low, some models emit an alarm sound, while others shut off completely. Find an RV inverter charger with multiple electrical outlets to power multiple devices. Many appliances feature USB ports to charge your smartphone, laptop or tablet. Most models are compact and portable. 

Pure Sine Wave Power Inverters Are Compatible With Sensitive Electronic Devices

There are two types of car power transformers: modified sine wave and pure sine wave. Modified sine wave transformers work for many small, simple electronic devices. They use a simple form of energy in comparison with the one from your wall outlets. Pure sine wave inverters use a type of power that is equal or better than the one in your home. They're a smart choice for sensitive electronics, like laptops and TVs. Pure sine wave transformers tend to be more expensive than the modified sine wave ones. Consider practical power strips, which allow horizontal and vertical mounting.

Isolation Transformers Prevent Electric Shock and Protect Your Sensitive Devices

An isolation power transformer transfers electricity from an AC source to an electrical device. They also isolate the device from the power source for safety reasons. These transformers use the principle of galvanic isolation. Isolation transformers are common in industries that deal with mission-critical devices, like servers, computers containing sensitive data, medical equipment and laboratory tools. They also reduce the risk of electric shock when handling a device. 

Voltage Converters and Transformers Let You Use Your Tech Gadgets Anywhere

Voltage converters and transformers increase or decrease the power from a wall outlet, so you can power up devices in different countries. There are three types of voltage converters: step-up, step-down and deluxe. Step-down converters are compatible with devices that use a 110V current. They decrease the 220V power from the wall outlets in many countries, including Italy and Australia. Step-up converters convert 110V current to 220V, so people from abroad can use their tech gadgets in the U.S. and Canada. Deluxe converters can convert the electricity to 110V and 220V and, like stand-alone surge protectors, can protect appliances against power spikes.