Inverter 120v to 12v recommendations

[CD4TNF]

I'm looking to power a camper top using the ProPower Onboard outlets in the back. Does anyone have recommendations for an inverter going from 120v to 12v?

The 120v side needs a normal plug going into the ProPower socket. The 12v side needs to hook up into the camper fuse box.
It doesn't need to have too many amps. It's just powering a RV fan and maybe some LED lights.

See the picture for what it needs to plug into to power the fan and lights.

Thank you for recommendations.

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[carys98]

You might want to get a battery charger like this one. It has a power supply mode that will give you 20A at 12V and of course it can also be used to charge 6 and 12V batteries. They also make higher current versions if 20A isn’t enough.

Clore Automotive PL2320 20-Amp Fully-Automatic Smart Charger, 6V and 12V Battery Charger, Battery Maintainer, and Stable Power Supply with Temperature Compensation https://a.co/d/hsVyT2P

 

[bmwhitetx]

You need a basic 12V AC adapter (opposite of an inverter). There are tons of 12V AC adapters / power supplies out there. You need to know the maximum amps or Watts you will need. Lot of choices with cable length, waterproof, etc. The LED drivers may be a good choice for you:

https://www.amazon.com/Adapter-Constant-Voltage-Transformer-Cabinet/dp/B0CWWM7DS5/
https://www.amazon.com/Voltage-Waterproof-Transformer-3-Prong-Computer/dp/B07Y626HB6/

 

[Danface]

You could probably cut the end off a more heafty computer transformer if you have one around?

 

[CD4TNF]

Thank you all!

 

[harlano]

A simple 12v wall wart type adapter might be ok. How many amps do you need?

Here's a selection of possible solutions:

https://www.jameco.com/c/Power-Supp...0Wall$2520Adapters$253EAC-to-DC$2520Switching

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