100W DC Boost Module 12–16.8V to 220V Step-Up Power Inverter
100W Dual Channel DC Boost Module – 12–16.8V to 220V Step-Up Power Inverter
Convert your 12V to 16.8V DC battery supply into a stable 220V DC output with this compact, high-efficiency boost module. Built around pure sine wave, high-frequency inverter technology, this step-up power regulator delivers up to 100W (with active cooling fan) and is ideal for makers, hobbyists, and DIY electronics enthusiasts who need reliable high-voltage DC power from a portable battery source.
Made in Mainland China.
Key Features
- Wide Input Range: Accepts DC 12V–16.8V input (e.g., 3S or 4S LiPo battery packs), making it highly versatile for portable projects.
- Stable 220V DC Output: Delivers a steady 220V output at up to 2.1A — ideal for powering low-wattage devices and modules.
- Up to 100W Power Output: Operates at 50–100W; connect a compatible DC 12V fan (PH2.0-2P plug) via the onboard fan port to reach full 100W capacity safely.
- Pure Sine Wave High-Frequency Technology: Protects connected equipment from voltage irregularities and extends the lifespan of your devices.
- Active Cooling Ready: Built-in fan port (PH2.0-2P, DC 12V) ensures long-term, continuous operation without thermal issues.
- Dual Channel Design: Supports dual-output channel configuration for flexible integration into custom power systems.
- Broad Application Range: Powers LED lighting, mobile phone chargers, routers, small speakers, printers, and other low-power appliances.
- Compact & New: Brand-new module, ready to integrate into your next build.
Specifications
| Input Voltage | DC 12V – 16.8V |
| Output Voltage | DC 220V |
| Output Current | 2.1A |
| Power | 50–100W (100W with cooling fan) |
| Compatible Fan | DC 12V fan with PH2.0-2P plug |
| Type | DC/DC Boost Converter / Step-Up Inverter Module |
| Package Includes | 1 × Boost Module |
| Origin | Mainland China |
Important Safety Notes
- This module is designed for battery input only (12–16.8V DC). Do not connect to mains power, an electric vehicle, or any AC source.
- Do not reverse the input polarity — always verify correct connections before powering on.
- Output must not exceed 50W when operating without a cooling fan. For outputs above 50W, always attach a compatible DC 12V fan.
- Do not use a multimeter to measure the output of this module.
- Do not operate in enclosed spaces without active cooling for extended periods.
- This is a high-frequency power module — handle with care and follow all proper electrical safety procedures.
- Note: Due to manual measurement, a ±5mm dimensional variance may exist. Slight color differences from product images may occur due to lighting conditions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What input voltage does this DC boost module accept?
A: This step-up power module accepts a DC input voltage ranging from 12V to 16.8V. It is compatible with 3S and 4S LiPo battery packs and similar battery sources within this range. It is not designed for mains AC input or electric vehicle power systems.
Q: Can I run this boost module at full 100W without a cooling fan?
A: No. Without an active cooling fan, the module should be limited to a maximum output of 50W to prevent overheating. To safely reach the full 100W capacity, connect a compatible DC 12V fan with a PH2.0-2P plug to the onboard fan port. For extended operation or use in confined spaces, the fan is always recommended.
Q: What devices can I power with this 220V DC step-up module?
A: This module is suited for low-power appliances and electronic components such as LED lights, mobile phone chargers, routers, small speakers, and printers. The output must not exceed 50W per channel when no fan is attached. Always ensure the total connected load stays within the module's rated capacity.
Q: Is the output of this module suitable for testing with a multimeter?
A: No. The manufacturer specifically advises against using a standard multimeter to test the output of this high-frequency boost module. Doing so may damage the module or the multimeter. Use appropriate high-voltage measurement equipment if testing is required.
Production & Packaging Notice
To maintain high stock availability and fast shipping times, our items are sourced from multiple verified manufacturing facilities. While the core quality, materials, and product specifications remain identical, you may notice slight variations in the packaging design, manufacturing origin, or the wording of the printed instructions.