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Car Cigarette Lighter 4 Sockets Splitter Dc Power Charger Adapter 2 Usb Port 3a on 2040-parts.com

C $16.49
Location:

Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Condition:New Brand:Generic Manufacturer Part Number:Does Not Apply

Convert and increase your car cigarette lighter from 1 to 4 DC sockets.
Simply plug into car's cigarette lighter socket.
Charge multiple accessories simultaneously.
Equipped with short-circuit protection.
Included 2 USB ports for charging USB devices.

Specifications:
Input: 12V/24V.
Output: 12V.
Output current: 5.4V/1000mA.
Output interface: USB / Lighter socket.
Material: Plastic PVC.

Dimensions: 15x6x3.2cm.


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