G'day Carl,

From a theoretical perspective, this would work, however from a practical point of view it's not really something we'd be keen to recommend. Boiling water using 12V is quite inefficient, and generally quite time consuming.

G'day Ryan,

Theoretically, this should work, but it will depend on the wattage of your air compressor. The Inverter has a 350W maximum, so it would be worth double-checking the compliance plate on your air compressor to ensure the inverter will do the trick.

G'day Michael,

There is built-in low battery shut down on the inverter, so you won't flatten your battery, however, you probably won't be able to charge your laptop and mobile phone everyday. 

G'day Doug,

This is the reverse of what you'll need. The MD17F is run from 12/240V so you'll need a 240V AC/DC converter to use this fridge from a standard 240V power outlet. If you have the old model MT17F that has a built-in converter then you'll just need to grab a new Type J cable to run it from 12V. Feel free to give us a call if you need any clarification.

G'day Rod,

The inverter 12V DC to 240V AC is supplied with cables to suit a cig plug, or alligator clips, so if you wanted to connect it using an Anderson plus you'd need to have the cable modified, which you would do at your own risk.

G'day Kevin,

The Engel Inverter 12V DC to 240V AC is a Modified Sine Wave Inverter so some electronics (like phones/tablets and laptops) will be able to be charged but not able to be used while they charge. 

G'day Karen,

You should be able to run a small heater on the Engel 12V DC to 240V SC 350W inverter. You will need to check the wattage of your heater though as the maximum wattage is 350 watts.