A Dewalt inverter lets you power devices anywhere by converting your 20V Dewalt battery into a 110V AC outlet plus USB ports. It’s easy to use, just plug in the battery and turn it on, perfect for job sites, camping, or emergency backup without needing cords or wall outlets.
What Is a Dewalt battery Inverter?
- A Dewalt inverter is a small portable power converter that uses Dewalt tool batteries (20V Max or FlexVolt) to produce AC power.
- Instead of charging the battery, it inverts the DC battery power into 110V AC (like a wall outlet) plus USB power.
- Think of it as a mini generator powered by your battery pack. It’s sometimes called a “battery-powered inverter.”
- Unlike a battery charger, the inverter outputs power. (It’s not for charging batteries, Dewalt batteries are charged with their standard charger.)
$40.00 USD
$40.00 USD
Key Features of Dewalt battery Inverters
- 110V AC + USB Ports: Power laptops, tools, lights, fans, phones, and tablets simultaneously.
- Built-in Safety: Automatically shuts down and flashes LED if overloaded.
- Portable & Compact: Lightweight, no extra cables, fits directly on Dewalt batteries.
- Battery Compatibility: Works with Dewalt 20V MAX and 60V FlexVolt packs.
- LED Work Light: Some models include a built-in 200-lumen LED torch.
- No Extra Charger Needed: Outputs power to devices, but does not charge the Dewalt battery itself.
Why Use a 20V Dewalt power PowerInverter?
A 20V Dewalt inverter is perfect for on-the-go power, letting you use a single tool battery instead of a bulky generator. It provides 110V AC and USB ports to charge phones, run laptops, lights, and tools. Compact and portable, it fits easily in your tool bag and works with all Dewalt 20V MAX and FlexVolt batteries, delivering steady power up to 150W without voltage drops. Ideal for camping, job sites, and emergencies.
How to Use Your Dewalt Battery Inverter?
- Select a 20V Battery: Use a Dewalt 20V MAX lithium-ion battery (5Ah is ideal for good run time). FlexVolt 60V packs also work.
- Plug In: Insert the battery into the inverter’s slot. It snaps in like a tool.
- Connect Devices: Plug your device’s AC cord into the inverter’s outlet and USB cable into the USB ports.
- Power On: Press the on/off button. The LED should be light blue means normal operation.
- Use Safely: Keep the inverter on a flat, ventilated surface. The built-in fan kicks on under load (see the cooling port in image【32†】).
- Monitor Load: Don’t exceed ~150W. (Most phone chargers, laptops, drills, lights are fine, but avoid high-watt items like hair dryers.) If the inverter detects an overload or low battery, it will shut off (its LED will flash to indicate a fault).
- Turn Off Safely: When done, unplug devices, turn off the inverter, and then remove the battery.
