Wagan Mobile Power Inverter - AC Outlet and USB Port - 1,000 Watts
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Wagan Mobile Power Inverter - AC Outlet and USB Port - 1,000 Watts
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Wagan 12V Power Accessories - WC3720
- Power Inverter
- 3 AC Outlets
- 2 USB Outlets
- Wagan
- 1000 Watts
Convert DC power to AC power with this 1,000-watt inverter. The inverter connects directly into your vehicle's battery and provides (3) 3-prong, AC outlets and (2) USB ports so you can power and charge devices wherever you travel.
Features:
- Mobile inverter converts DC power to AC power so you can power and charge electronic devices in your car, boat, RV, or motorcycle
- Includes (3) 115V AC outlets and (2) 5V/3-amp USB ports
- Rated for continuous 1,000 watt load for 24 hours
- Integrated safety features protect sensitive electronics
- Thermal cooling fans and vents prevent overheating
- Inverter automatically shuts down if it overheats
- Audible alarm sounds if battery voltage becomes too low
- Color LEDs indicate power (green) and fault (red)
- MOSFET transistors support high surging electronics like power tools and microwaves
- Simple installation
- 2 color-coded wires screw directly onto your vehicle's battery
- Compact design for easy handling and storage
- Includes mounting flanges for permananet installation
Specs:
- Maximum continuous power: 1,000 watts
- DC input voltage: 11V - 15V
- AC output voltage: 115V
- Surge power: 2,500 watts
- Dimensions: 10" long x 5-3/16" wide x 2-1/2" tall
- Weight: 3 lbs
- 2-Year limited warranty
Easily Power and Charge Electronics From Your Vehicle's Battery
This mobile charging station is perfect for on-the-go families and business people. It connects directly onto your vehicle's battery so that you can charge your smart phone, watch movies on your portable DVD player, or plug in portable office equipment to take your work on the road with you. Following are examples of devices that can be used with the inverter:
- Some laptops
- Some TVs
- Smart phones, tablets, and MP3 players
- Small refrigerators
- Coffee makers and blenders
- Power tools
- Portable lights
Safety Features
LEDs on the inverter indicate when it is working properly and when it isn't. A green LED lets you know that the inverter is plugged in correctly and receiving power. A red LED indicates fault with the inverter. An audible alarm sounds if the the voltage from your battery becomes too low, then the inverter will shut down. The inverter will also shut down if it overheats.
2 Cooling fans and an array of vents help prevent overheating of the inverter. You should only use the inverter in well-ventilated areas to help avoid overheating.
AC Outlets
The inverter has (3) U. S. standard 115-volt, 3-prong outlets. It produces a modified sine wave, which is suitable for most appliances and personal electronic devices powered by AC. Some devices - including laser printers, some laptops, and power tools that use solid-state power - may not work with a modified sine wave. Check the owner's manual for a particular device to make sure that device works with a modified sine wave before plugging the device into the inverter.
The inverter's USB ports are rated the same as any standard computer USB (5 volts). That means you can plug in your everyday USB-powered devices, such as MP3 players and tablets.
The USB ports do not support data communication - they can transfer power, not information.
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Customer Reviews
Wagan Mobile Power Inverter - AC Outlet and USB Port - 1,000 Watts - WC3720
Average Customer Rating: 4.9 out of 5 stars (10 Customer Reviews)
Convert DC power to AC power with this 1,000-watt inverter. The inverter connects directly into your vehicle's battery and provides (3) 3-prong, AC outlets and (2) USB ports so you can power and charge devices wherever you travel.by: Joseph A07/07/2022
I have always received excellent service and assistance when needed from E-Trailer. Great folks to do business with. Thanks E-Trailer.
by: Michael 06/23/2023
Worked as stated used to power a mini fridge when traveling
by: Mike 07/02/2021
This inverter is working fine. Have not put a large load on it, but all else seems to be good.
by: Richard07/30/2018
I think this will be good as soon as I figure out where to put it in my trailer. its serious
by: Larry07/17/2018
Haven't used the product yet , however, the USPS did nice job of practically destroying the package and took it forever to get here. I would prefer ups or fed ex because it seems like they care.
by: Paul 09/13/2021
Awesome Product!!
by: Justin01/15/2021
Sharon was very helpful!
by: Trace 03/26/2021
by: Carol 08/04/2022
by: Wyatt 09/11/2021
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Joseph A.
7/8/2023
My Wagan power inverter has worked splendly, not even a hickup.