Features
- [Compatible with]: Our battery inverter compatible with Milwaukee 18V lithium batteries (e.g., 48-11-1815, 48-11-1820, 48-11-1822). This power inverter swiftly converts batteries into a portable charger, eliminating the need for bulky adapters. Ensure continuous power for various devices during outages or travel.
- [Real 200W Power Inverter]: Our power inverter is equipped with essential ports for charging devices and appliances, featuring 250W Peak Power and 2 USB ports (DC 5V 2.1A) 110-120V AC. Ideal for emergency power, outdoor activities, and home backup.Enable also users to charge their phones, iPads, iPods, and other small electronic devices.
- [2000LM LED Light]: Compatible with milwaukee inverter is designed with an 200lm LED light,The lamp head can be adjustable at 75°,battery inverter is no visual blind spot,allowing you to see more dearly in the dark.It serves as a convenient light source for your camping or outdoor emergencies, enhancing your visibility and ease in such situations.
- [With Low Voltage Protection Plate]: Equipped with overload, over current, overheat, low voltage protection.Ensure that compatible with m18 battery charger will stop working when the battery voltage is lower than 15V, and use it with confidence to avoid over-discharge of the battery and damage to the battery.
- [Versatile Use]: This power supply staion outlet inverter is highly portable and ideal for use in dark environments, as well as for outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, fishing, and hunting.
Specifications
| Energy Efficiency Class | 85-90% |
| Color | compatible with Milwaukee 18V Battery |
| Unit Count | 1 |
Related Tools
This 200W portable inverter converts 18V DC tool batteries into AC 110–120V power (250W peak) and provides a single AC outlet plus two USB ports (5V, 2.1A) for charging small electronics. It includes an adjustable 200-lumen LED light, low-voltage/overload/overheat protection with cutoff below 15V to prevent battery over-discharge, and operates at roughly 85–90% efficiency for portable emergency and outdoor use.
Project Ideas
Business
Event Vendor Power Rental
Offer precharged inverter + M18 battery kits for rent to market and fair vendors who need short‑term AC/USB power for POS systems, lights and tablets. Package includes a labeled plywood board, AC outlet(s), USB ports and a hanging 2000lm lamp. Business model: daily rental fees, deposit for batteries, optional battery swap service. Upsell: branded kits and priority delivery/setup for regular events.
Mobile Charging Station Service
Set up portable phone/tablet charging stations at festivals, outdoor concerts or sports events. Use the inverter’s AC outlet and USB ports inside a branded kiosk or roving cart; customers pay per charge or leave a tip. Rotate charged M18 batteries to maintain uptime. Add marketing by offering short product shoots for vendors using the same power setup.
On‑site Product Photography for Makers
Offer a pop‑up photography service tailored to craft fair vendors: bring a portable light box, inverter‑powered LED panels, a laptop and editing software to shoot product catalogs on site. Charge per item or per session. The inverter lets you operate in remote locations without mains power—advertise quick turnaround and social media‑ready images as a value add.
Short‑term Emergency Power Rentals
Rent out inverter + battery combos as emergency backup during local outages (short‑term home or small‑business use). Provide simple instructions and restrictions (200W continuous, no compressors/heaters). Offer delivery, retrieval and extra charged batteries for extended outages. Pricing: flat daily/weekly rate plus optional technician setup and basic surge‑protected extension kits.
Field Repair & Diagnostics Service
Create a mobile electronics repair service that uses the inverter to power laptops, small soldering irons, LED inspection lights and diagnostic equipment at farmers markets, trade shows or pop‑up locations. Limit service scope to low‑power repairs (chargers, phone battery replacements, simple board diagnostics) to stay within the 200W continuous limit. Monetize with per‑repair fees and subscription plans for regular vendors.
Creative
Fold‑out Artisan Stall Power Board
Build a handcrafted plywood or metal mounting board that holds the Milwaukee 18V battery, the 200W inverter, a small AC power strip and two USB holders. Add built‑out drawers for receipts, a leather strap handle and an integrated cable management channel. Use it to power a card reader/tablet, LED work lights and a hot glue gun (check power draw) at craft fairs. Design notes: keep the inverter ventilated, label total wattage and include a quick‑swap battery slot for fast turnover.
Hanging 2000lm Market Lantern
Turn the inverter’s adjustable 2000‑lumen LED into a decorative hanging lantern for night markets or backyard displays. Create a diffuser using stained acrylic or hand‑stitched fabric, mount the lamp head on a pivoting arm and hide the battery/inverter in a carved wooden casing. The result is an attractive, portable light that showcases products and sets an ambiance while doubling as a practical light source.
Portable Resin Curing & Workstation
Design a compact resin workstation for jewelry and small crafts that uses the inverter to run a low‑wattage UV curing lamp, a small heated tray for controlled resin flow, and the USB ports for timers or phones. Build the station into a wooden box with compartments for molds and tools and a clear acrylic top for safe viewing. Power tips: use LED/UV devices under 200W combined and monitor runtime so batteries aren’t over‑discharged (inverter cuts off below 15V).
Product Photography Light Box Kit
Create a portable photography kit that includes a foldable light box, the inverter, small AC LED panels or a laptop for on‑the‑spot editing, and the inverter’s lamp as a fill light. Make the box from lightweight hardwood with brass hardware for a premium look. Sellers can photograph products at markets or on location without needing mains power. Include quick‑connect mounts for stands and a compact carrying case.
Emergency Crafting + Repair Trunk
Assemble a rugged trunk that contains the inverter, spare M18 batteries, USB charging ports, a multi‑tip cordless screwdriver, a low‑wattage soldering iron and basic repair supplies for on‑the‑go fixes or community maker events. Give the trunk a branded exterior (stenciled or hand‑painted) so it’s both functional and visually appealing at workshops and pop‑ups. Note: size devices to stay under 200W continuous and avoid high startup current tools.