Name: USB-A 122/24V car fast charger (9,4A / 47 W)
SKU: IE-31503K
Price: 22.13 EUR

Practical 12V/24V car charger with 1.5 meter cable and space for 6 USB-A devices. Perfect for charging smartphones and tablets on the go.

Product no:

IE-31503K

23 EUR /pc.

AV-CONNECTION

Fast worldwide delivery

+20 years of experience

30 days return policy

5-star customer service

Highlights:

• Charges up to 6 devices simultaneously in the car.
• 2 USB ports directly by the cigarette lighter.
• 4 extra USB ports for rear seat passengers with 1.5m cable.
• LED indicators for easy status monitoring.
• Compatible with both 12V and 24V vehicles.
• Compact design with mounting clips on the back.

USB-A 12/24V car charger:

Expand your charging options in the car. This smart car charger allows you to charge up to six devices at the same time. Two of the USB ports are located directly next to the cigarette lighter, perfect for front-seat users, while the other four ports can be placed near the rear passengers thanks to the 1.5-meter cable. This makes it easy and convenient for all passengers to charge their devices. With an input voltage ranging from 12V to 24V, the charger is suitable for most vehicles. The built-in LED indicators give you a quick overview of the charger's status. A compact and functional design with a practical mounting clip on the back makes this charger a must-have accessory for any car.

Specifications:

• 6x USB 2.0 Type A charging ports
• Input voltage: 12V/24V (min. 9V to max. 32V)
• Output voltage: 5V DC
• Output current: 9.4A max. (max 2.4A per port)
• LED indicators
• 1.5m cable

IE-31503K: USB-A 122/24V car fast charger (9,4A / 47 W)

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