⚡ Turn Tool Batteries Into Portable Power
Stop Buying Expensive Power Stations. Use the Batteries You Already Own.
Transform a compatible 18V/20V tool battery into a compact 110V power hub and bright LED work light—without buying another dedicated battery system.
⚡ Up to 220W 🔌 110V AC Outlet 💡 LED Floodlight 📱 USB + Type-C
Why Settle for Outdated Gear?
Skip the bulky power station. This compact 2-in-1 inverter uses a compatible battery from your existing tool platform to deliver portable power and useful illumination.

❌ Traditional Power Stations
- Bulky, heavy, and expensive to purchase
- Built-in batteries lose capacity over time
- Slow and inconvenient to recharge
✅ Compact 2-in-1 Inverter
- Works with the compatible tool batteries you already own
- Combines a 110V AC outlet with a bright LED floodlight
- Compact enough for a tool bag, vehicle, or emergency kit
Story 01 · Workshop Power
🔧 Auto Repair & Job-Site Utility
Click a compatible tool battery into place, switch on the integrated floodlight, and bring useful power into dark garages, engine bays, work sheds, and job-site corners—without dragging an extension cord behind you.
💡 Bright Work Floodlight Illuminate dark work areas so tools and components are easier to see.
🔌 Instant Portable Power Connect suitable low-power electronics wherever your work takes you.
🛠️ Cordless Freedom Reduce dependence on distant wall outlets and tangled extension cords.
Story 02 · Emergency Backup
🏠 Home Outage Lifesaver
When severe weather interrupts household power, use a charged compatible tool battery to keep essential small devices available— charge phones, support a suitable low-power router, or light a room with the built-in floodlight.
📞 Keep Phones Charged Maintain access to calls, messages, weather alerts, and family updates.
🌐 Support Low-Power Essentials Use the available ports for compatible routers and other small electronics.
🕯️ Emergency Illumination Turn on the built-in LED light when household lighting is unavailable.
Story 03 · Power Beyond the Outlet
⛺ Camping & Tailgating
Bring a little everyday convenience outdoors. Power compatible string lights, recharge camera equipment, or run a small fan—all from the same type of tool battery already packed with your gear.
✨ Campsite Lighting Add comfortable lighting around tents, tables, or tailgate setups.
📷 Camera Gear Keep compatible photography accessories ready for the next shot.
🍃 Small Portable Fans Power suitable low-wattage fans during warm evenings outdoors.
Story 04 · Compact Carry
🚗 Lightweight & Glove-Box Ready
Small enough to keep close without sacrificing valuable storage space. Carry it in a vehicle, toolbox, work bag, camping kit, or emergency supply box.
“It’s so compact that I can leave it in my truck for quick charging and emergency lighting without giving up useful storage space.”
🚘 Vehicle-Friendly Size Stores easily in many glove boxes, consoles, and roadside kits.
🪶 Lightweight Design Easier to carry than a traditional dedicated power station.
🎒 Tool-Bag Friendly Add portable power without filling your entire gear bag.
Story 05 · Battery Protection
🛡️ Smart Battery Guardian
The built-in low-voltage protection is designed to stop output when battery voltage drops below 15V, helping reduce the risk of deep discharge during use.
⚡ 15V Auto Cut-Off Output is designed to shut down when voltage falls below the listed threshold.
🔒 Helps Prevent Deep Discharge An added safeguard for compatible lithium tool batteries.
🔋 Protect Your Battery Investment Disconnect and recharge the battery after the unit shuts down.
Story 06 · Multiple Connections
🔌 Multi-Device Power Hub
A 110V AC outlet, Type-C port, and dual USB ports give you flexible ways to connect compatible electronics while the integrated floodlight keeps your space illuminated.
🔌 110V AC Outlet For compatible AC electronics drawing no more than the listed 220W maximum.
⚡ Type-C Port A convenient connection for compatible modern mobile devices.
📱 Dual USB Ports Charge or power compatible USB devices from one compact hub.
🚀 Three Simple Steps to Power Up
01
🔋 Snap It On
Slide a compatible charged tool battery securely onto the inverter base.
02
👆 Double-Click
Double-click the power button to activate the 110V AC outlet.
03
⚡ Plug In & Go
Confirm the blue-green indicator, then connect a compatible device within the 220W limit.
📊 Technical Specifications
Maximum Power Output 220W
Input Voltage DC 20V
AC Output 110V AC outlet
Additional Connections Type-C port + dual USB ports
Recommended Uses Phones, laptops, LED lights, suitable routers, camera gear, and small fans
Built-In Protections Overload, overheat, and low-voltage protection with auto cut-off below 15V
Battery Included No—tool battery is sold separately
⚠️ Important Usage Reminders
🔋 Battery Sold Separately This listing is for the inverter tool. Confirm that the selected adapter version matches your 18V/20V lithium tool-battery platform before ordering.
✅ Best for Small Electronics Use with compatible phones, laptops, LED lights, camera equipment, routers, and small fans within the listed output limit.
⛔ Not for High-Power Heating Appliances Do not use with hair dryers, electric kettles, space heaters, coffee makers, or other devices that exceed 220W.
📦 Disconnect for Storage Remove the battery when the inverter will not be used for an extended period to reduce standby drain.
Always check the wattage label on your device before connecting it. The combined connected load must remain within the inverter’s maximum output rating.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the USB output work while the AC outlet remains off?
The AC outlet requires a quick double-click of the power button. Look for the blue-green indicator light to confirm AC activation.
Can it run a hair dryer, heater, kettle, or coffee maker?
No. These appliances commonly draw far more than 220W and may trigger overload protection. Check the connected device’s wattage before use.
Is a tool battery included?
No. The inverter is sold without a battery. Choose the adapter version designed for your compatible 18V/20V lithium tool-battery platform.
Should I leave the battery attached during storage?
No. Disconnect the battery after use and during extended storage to help reduce standby drain.
What happens when the battery voltage becomes low?
The listed protection system is designed to stop output below 15V. Remove and recharge the battery before using the inverter again.
🌟 Ready for Work, Travel & Emergencies
Power More With the Batteries You Already Trust
Bring compact 110V power, USB charging, and useful work lighting wherever a compatible tool battery can go.
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