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Small blue 12V DC to 120V AC inverter (~150W) used to power the Vibra Bucket’s low-draw AC motor at remote sites.
  • Small blue 12V DC to 120V AC inverter (~150W) used to power the Vibra Bucket’s low-draw AC motor at remote sites.
  • Small blue 12V DC to 120V AC inverter (~150W) used to power the Vibra Bucket’s low-draw AC motor at remote sites.
DC → AC Inverter (12V to 120V, ~150W)

DC → AC Inverter (12V to 120V, ~150W)

$35.00

Pickup available at Dry Mining Equipment LLC

Usually ready in 24 hours

DC → AC Inverter (12V to 120V, ~150W)

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Dry Mining Equipment LLC

Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours

27775 S Octave Rd
Congress AZ 85332
United States

4325597421

DC → AC Inverter (12V to 120V, ~150W) — For Vibra Bucket Only. Run the Vibra Bucket from a small 12V battery—no generator required.

Key Features

  • Battery to household AC: Converts 12V DC to 110–120V AC to drive the Vibra Bucket.
  • Right-sized: ~150W class inverter provides comfortable headroom over the ~30W load.
  • Portable: Compact, lightweight, and easy to pack for remote sites.
  • Simple to use: Connect to a well-charged 12V battery; keep ventilated and dry.
  • Use limits: Not for heaters, high-surge tools, or loads exceeding the inverter rating.

Detailed Description

This field-ready DC → AC inverter lets you operate the Vibra Bucket anywhere you can carry a 12V battery. The ~150W continuous rating easily supports the Vibra Bucket’s ~30W AC motor with startup headroom, so you can screen without a generator.

For best results, place the inverter in a dry, ventilated spot and ensure your battery is well charged. Verify your load stays under the inverter’s continuous rating and allow extra capacity for startup. If powering sensitive electronics (not typical here), choose a pure-sine model.

Specifications
  • Function: 12V DC to 110–120V AC inverter
  • Power Class: ~150W continuous (example load: Vibra Bucket ~30W)
  • Input: 12V DC battery (not included)
  • Output: 110–120V AC, 60 Hz
  • Best Practices: Keep ventilated and dry; verify wattage and startup surge
  • Note: Inverter only; devices and leads sold separately

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