For Dewalt Battery Power Inverter

Turn Your Dewalt Batteries into a Portable Generator

You're on-site. Laptop dies. Nearest outlet? 200 feet away through locked doors.

You waste 20 minutes finding power. The client's watching. Your crew's waiting. Meanwhile, you're carrying $300 worth of fully-charged DEWALT batteries that do... nothing for your laptop.

The Solution? The Mach 1 Power Inverter instantly transforms any 20V battery into a wall outlet. Clip it on. Plug in. Get back to work in 10 seconds.

Why You Need This In Your Tool Bag:

• 140W of "Right Now" Power: Delivers continuous 120V AC power. It’s enough to run your laptop, charge drone batteries, power LED work lights, or run a soldering iron—anywhere, anytime.

• Dual-Device Charging: Features a standard 3-prong AC outlet plus a 2.1A USB port. Charge your phone and run your laptop simultaneously.

• Fits in Your Glove Box: No need to haul a heavy gas generator for small tasks. This unit is lightweight (1.2 lbs), compact, and ready for emergencies.

• Smart Battery Protection: Engineered with built-in safeguards against short-circuits, undervoltage, and overheating. It protects your expensive yellow batteries while you work.

Compatibility Guide

Stop guessing. If you have these batteries, this inverter works:

• ✅ Dewalt 20V MAX XR Series: DCB200, DCB201, DCB203, DCB204, DCB205, DCB206, and all similar models.

• ✅ Dewalt 60V FlexVolt Series: DCB606, DCB609 (Note: Draws power at the 20V rate for massive runtime).

What Can It Power?

Designed for small electronics and lights. Use this chart to check your gear:

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Will this drain my battery if I leave it attached? A: Like all inverters, there is a small standby power draw to keep the internal electronics ready. Pro Tip: To maximize the lifespan of your Dewalt battery, always unclasp the inverter when you are done using it for the day.

Q: Is it safe for my laptop? A: Yes. This is a Modified Sine Wave inverter, which is standard for this class of compact device. It is safe and efficient for laptop "bricks," phone chargers, and lighting.

Q: Does it have a low-voltage cutoff? A: Yes. The unit will automatically shut off before your battery is completely drained, preventing damage to the battery cells so they can still take a charge later.