Dometic Perfect Power Cylinder Inverter 150W

Product Description

Can size inverter, 150 watt with USB port. The Dometic PerfectPower MCI-150-12 is designed to conveniently and securely fit in a vehicle's drinks holder, making it the perfect travel accessory. Providing mobile energy for low-power devices it also comes with a USB port for charging phones and other electronics in the car. With a peak output power of 250 W, the Perfect Power also ensures safe usage with its overload, short circuit, high voltage and battery polarity protection system. Never be without power on the road!

Key benefits:

Compact: the size of a drinks can, it will conveniently fit in vehicle's cup holder!
150 W continuous output
USB output for charging
Overload, short circuit, high voltage and battery polarity protection system
Low voltage shutdown
Peak output power 250 W
DC cigarette lighter socket

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Specifications

SKU MCI-150-12

Brand Dometic

GTIN 9331391005079

Warranty Period: 1 Year

Product Category Power Inverters

Wattage (W) 150

Continuous Power 150W

Overload protection Thermal overload protection, electronic short circuit protection & automatic low voltage shutdown.

Output Wave Modified Sine Wave

Fuse 15A

Product Dimensions (mm) LxWxH 60x160x70

Output Short Protection Yes (Microcontroller)

Input Current 13.75A (Full Load)

Socket Type Australian standard

Output Voltage and Frequency 240V AC

Input Voltage 12 Volts DC (10 to 15 Volts)

Inverter Output Frequency 50Hz (+/- 2Hz)

Max input AC voltage 15 Amps

Ambient Temperature 50°C (+/- 5°C)

Peak power 250W

Net Weight (kg) 0.53

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Can I run an inverter from AGM or Gel batteries?

The short answer is yes. People have been running 240V inverters from AGM batteries long before lithium was around. But people have traditionally used a lot lower AC current devices when caravan and camping than they do today.

Inverters were never intended to run air conditioners, microwaves , coffee machines and the like.....that is until lithium came into the RV market.

For low current devices (under 600W) it is fine to connect an inverter to your AGM battery system. AGM batteries can put out low current for a long period of time. When you need to go near 1000W or more , then you should consider a lithium battery.

You can connect an inverter to AGM batteries but you need a lot larger size batteries than lithium (to cope with the high current).

A general rule of thumb for AGM or GEL batteries is a 1000W inverter should be coupled with 2 x 120A batteries and a 2000W inverter will need 3 x 120Ah batteries.

Conversely, some 100Ah lithium batteries (Enerdrive, Invicta) can power a 1000W inverter and some 200Ah lithium batteries (Enerdrive) will power a 2000W inverter.