FREE: CyberPower Auto/Car AC/DC Mobile Power 140W Inverter/Adapter w/Surge Protection

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140W power adapter converts 12V DC automobile power to standard 120V AC home power - Simply plug the inverter into a 12V DC outlet (cigarette lighter outlet) and you're ready to go. The perfect solution for powering electronics on the go, it also has full-time surge protection that guards against power fluctuations from vehicle startup and shutdown. Inverter is designed to fit in any standard-sized cupholder but also lays flat for dashboard or seat mounting. With the 36" tangle-free cord and 2-in-1 auto/airline connector, this inverter lets you power your electronics on the road, in the air, or on a boat.


On-the-go power for your mobile/consumer electronics, small appliances, emergency equipment, and portable tools
Standard 120V AC outlet accommodates all notebooks, cell phones, PDAs, cameras, DVD players, gaming consoles, and more
Convenient "plug in" power eliminates the need for spare batteries, making the inverter even more travel-ready
Built-in surge protection for safe usage during car start-up and shutdown
2-in-1 connector lets you plug inverter into vehicle cigarette receptacle or plane in-seat power receptacle
Built-in splitter runs AC and DC simultaneously - use one AC device and power your cell phone at the same time
Specifications (from manufacturer's website)

Plug Type: 12VDC Auto (Cigarette)/EmPower
Outlet Type: 12V DC Auto (Cigarette) and NEMA 5-15R
Output Voltage: 120V AC, 60 Hz
Output Power: 140 Watts Max
Input Voltage: 10.8V DC - 15.8V DC
Input Current: 12A Max
Overload: Surge Protected
Number of Outlets: One AC and One DC
Dimensions: 2.5" x 2.25" x 6" (L x W x D)
Compatibility:
Mobile Electronics - Laptops, cell phones, PDAs, digital cameras, MP3 players
Consumer Electronics - Video game consoles, TVs, VCRs, DVD/CD players, battery chargers, fax, printers, scanners
Small Appliances
Never used but packaging is a bit tore up