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Pair Of Rv Wall Mount 12v-vpa Socket Ouput Dual Usb Port Charging Station White on 2040-parts.com

US $38.99
Location:

Long Beach, California, United States

Long Beach, California, United States
Condition:New Brand:Magnadyne Model:WC-12V-W Manufacturer Part Number:WC-12V-W

Pair of RV WALL MOUNT 12V-VPA SOCKET OUPUT DUAL USB PORT CHARGING STATION WHITE

Input: 12-16V DC
Output: 2A per each USB port
12-16V for 12V socket
Fits standard wall plates (single or double)
Does not require an electrical box but can be mounted in a standard electrical box
Easy installation with wire leads connections
Self-contained
Power indicator LED
5V2A high speed USB sockets
12 V Socket fits most 12 volt lighter style plugs
Charge 3 devices at the same time
Charges most USB powered devices: iPad®, iPhone®, iPod®, Smart Phones, Mp3 Players and USB powered devices
More energy efficient than plug-in adapters
Operating temperature: 32º-104º F
20mA standby current
RoHS compliant
Wall plate (not supplied)

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