500 watt inverter cigarette lighter

500 watt inverter cigarette lighter FONOBO 500W Pure Sine Wave with Dual 12V Car Lighter, 12V DC to 110/220V AC Converter, for Home&Business,Yellow-110V : Automotive Measuring 8.27 x 4.33 x 2.36 inches 500W Car Power Inverter 12V

Name: 500 watt inverter cigarette lighter FONOBO 500W Pure Sine Wave with Dual 12V Car Lighter, 12V DC to 110/220V AC Converter, for Home&Business,Yellow-110V : Automotive Measuring 8.27 x 4.33 x 2.36 inches 500W Car Power Inverter 12V
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SKU: 9131679165
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