Power inverter Green Cell INV20, DC 24 V to AC 230 V, 4000 W, 50 Hz, 40 A input, indoor, black

The Green Cell INV20 inverter converts 24 V DC from a vehicle battery or cigarette lighter socket into standard 230 V AC, providing household-type power while on the move. With a rated capacity of 4000 W and a compact black aluminum housing (231 mm × 93 mm × 209 mm), the unit is designed for use in cars, campers and trucks or anywhere mains outlets are not available.

Advantages

The inverter includes a European-standard AC socket and a USB port for charging smartphones, e-readers and other USB devices. Its durable aluminum casing is lightweight and resistant to mechanical damage and shocks during travel. An intelligent cooling fan activates automatically when necessary to maintain safe operating temperature while remaining quiet. The device is supplied with replaceable fuses and carries CE and RoHS markings for basic safety compliance.

Suitable for

• Powering small household appliances from a vehicle (via 230 V AC)
• Charging laptops, phones and USB devices during travel
• Providing temporary power in campers and trucks
• Use in locations without direct access to mains outlets

Key specifications

• Model: Green Cell INV20 (MPN: INV20)
• Rated power: 4000 W
• Input voltage: 24 V DC
• Output voltage: ~230 V AC
• AC socket: European standard
• USB port: integrated for USB charging
• Housing: aluminum; dimensions 231 × 93 × 209 mm; color: black
• Certifications: CE, RoHS

How to use

Connect the inverter to a compatible 24 V DC source (vehicle battery or cigarette lighter socket) following the manufacturer’s instructions. Plug the appliance into the unit’s European AC socket or connect devices to the USB port. Ensure the inverter’s replaceable fuse is fitted before first use. Do not exceed the unit’s rated power of 4000 W and avoid prolonged operation near the upper power limit to prevent overheating.

Recommendations

For safe and reliable operation, make sure the vehicle battery has sufficient capacity, use the included spare fuses for quick replacement, position the inverter in a well-ventilated area to allow fan cooling, and avoid connecting inductive loads or devices whose startup current may exceed the inverter’s rating.