Cobra CPI2590 Portable Power Inverter – 2500 Watt Car Charger, 2 Grounded AC Outlets, 12 Volt 2.4 Amp USB Port

Cobra CPI2590 Portable Power Inverter – 2500 Watt Car Charger, 2 Grounded AC Outlets, 12 Volt 2.4 Amp USB Port

• POWERFUL - Plug in and charge your smartphone, tablet, and many other mobile devices from the convenient USB port. 2500 Watts continuous (5000 watts peak power) and a 12V power supply 2. 4 Amp USB outlet gives you a charge on the go.
• VERSATILE - The CPI2590 gives you a power supply through two grounded AC outlets for office equipment and household appliances that draw up to 2500 watts from your car, truck, RV or boat.
• LED SCREEN - Digital display that illustrates the vehicle’s battery voltage and device connected current consumption in watts on a large LED display.
• ON-THE-GO - This power inverter has your back during tailgates, camping and road trips, and anywhere else your travels take you.
• PROTECTION - With Cobras Pentagon Protection, you have 5 levels of protection from failures (thermal shutdown, reverse polarity, over voltage shutdown, low voltage shutdown, and low voltage alarm).
• Fit type: Universal Fit

The Cobra CPI2590 is a professional grade 2500 watt power inverter. This inverter provides 2500 watts continuous and 5000 watts peak household electrical power, allowing you to power up office equipment and household appliances such as TV sets, coffee pot, a small microwave oven, a mini-fridge that draw up to 2500 watts at the same time from your car, truck, RV or boat. Ideal for the cross country professional driver or RV enthusiast that needs all the conveniences of home in the vehicle. In addition it includes a 12 volt 2.4 amp USB output ideal for using and charging tablets, smart phones and many other USB powered devices. The unit also features a digital display that illustrates the vehicle's battery voltage and device connected current consumption in watts on a large led display. The inverter incorporates all the protection circuitry for the unit and the device connected to it. The inverter also supports a remote on/off panel switch (sold separately) for an out of the way installation. The voltage from your inverter is a little different than the voltage in your home. The voltage in your home is called a “sine wave”, while the voltage from the inverter is a “modified sine wave”. Because of this difference, you will need a meter that measures “true RMS” voltage. If your meter does not measure “true RMS”, then it will read low. If it does not say “true RMS” on the front of your meter, then it is not a true RMS meter and it will read low.