3.1a Car Charger/thermometer/ammeter/voltmeter Dual Usb Port Led Monitor White on 2040-parts.com
Shanghai, China
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SKU:332000-022a
FeaturesInput Voltage:DC 12V-24V Output Voltage:DC 5V Double 3.1A UBS output,PTTC Over-current Protection Output Current:3.1A Voltage measuring range : 5V - 25V Current measuring range : 0-3.1A Temperature measurement range : -20 degrees to + 80 degrees Color:White(black color avaliable,if you need this in white,pls contact us before you order or leave us a note when you check out,otherwise,we will ship the black color to you,thanks a lot) Package1 Pc Dual USB Car Charger |
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