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MillerTech 1000W Power Tool Battery Inverter (1810-I)

MillerTech 1000W Power Tool Battery Inverter (1810-I)

Regular price $304.00 USD
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*Please note that the default battery type is DeWalt and Milwaukee compatible.  If you need the Makita compatible battery sockets, you MUST choose Makita in the drop down menu*

This unique inverter uses any 18V or 20V name-brand power tool battery from Milwaukee, DeWalt, or Makita to provide 120V AC power.  This inverter features a pure sine wave form, dual AC outlets, and several device protections to keep your investment safe.  This model has three sockets and it is possible to mix battery sizes (or even brands in the case of the DeWalt/Milwaukee model).

**Drawing power of 600W or above will likely require multiple batteries and, in some cases, high output/high capacity batteries to maintain a minimum voltage from the batteries**

  • 1000W 120V AC Output (1500-1800W surge for a split second, 1300W or so for several seconds)
  • 16-21V Input Range
  • Two AC Output Sockets
  • Parallel Load On Batteries When Using Multiple Batteries
  • Batteries Are Hot Swappable When Using Multiple Batteries
  • 3 Battery Sockets For Your Favorite 18-20V Power Tool Battery
  • Pure Sine Wave
  • Low Voltage Disconnect
  • Short Circuit Protection
  • Overload Protection
  • Overcurrent Protection
  • LED Voltage Display
  • Rough Dimensions 11.5"x5.75"x3.5"
  • Compatible with DeWalt FlexVolt Batteries
  • 1 Year Full Warranty

*Please note - this cannot charge your power tool batteries.  It is only an inverter.

The owner's manual can be downloaded here: https://tinyurl.com/2fj4j397

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Thomas A LeFurge Jr
A good option

I had 3 9.0 batteries in the inverter to power up a 700w microwave, which I thought would be more than enough. It only lasted about 5 minutes then acted up. It started to make noise and the alarm was going off. I purchased aftermarket 15.0 ah batteries, and then it worked flawlessly but cost me an additional 300.00 for those batteries. So not sure if it is a win win but it does work and definately has its uses.

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Paul Garni
Good product

Does exactly what it says it should, allows you to run anything (within the wattage limit) off of DeWalt batteries. It's a fairly heavy unit, seems durable. Could fire up my fridge or furnace so this will come in handy in the event of an outage. Only issues were the price is a bit steep and a wiring issue caused it to not work out of the box.

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Louis
Great product

Great customer service! Thank you

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Michael Connors

Built well, works well.

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Pukana Ha’i
Works Most of the time. Loose Terminals.

Great power but sometimes it wont work for me unless I turn it on and off a lot. The worst part I've had to deal with is the outlet socket almost pulling out every time. I want to super glue it but not sure if that will void warranty. Great when it works though.