Grey metal car charger with two retractable USB-C cables and voltage display
  • Grey metal car charger with two retractable USB-C cables and voltage display
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4-in-1 car charger with two retractable USB-C cables

12-24 V car charger with two 80 cm retractable USB-C cables, one USB-A port and one USB-C port, plus a car battery voltage display.

€24.90VAT not applicable (art. 293 B CGI)

Delivery and returns

  • Shipped from the supplier's warehouse, delivered within 8 to 15 working days, tracking number sent by email.
  • Shipping: €4.90 — free from €49.
  • 14-day right of withdrawal from receipt, 2-year statutory guarantee of conformity.

Terms of sale

Specifications

Outputs
2 retractable USB-C cables (80 cm) + 1 USB-A + 1 USB-C
Input
12 to 24 V (cigarette lighter)
Fast charging
PD, QC 3.0, AFC, FCP
Stated output
120 W total
Display
vehicle battery voltage
Protection
short circuit, over-voltage, overheating
Packed weight
175 g

What it is for, who it suits

On a self-drive trip the car is the only power socket of the day: the phone that serves as GPS, the camera, a power bank, an e-reader. With one cigarette-lighter socket and four devices, you need a charger that shares without cables piling up at the passenger's feet.

This one has two built-in 80 cm retractable USB-C cables: pull the length you need, they rewind after use. There is also a USB-A port and a USB-C port for your own cables, so four devices at once. It supports PD, QC 3.0, AFC and FCP fast-charging protocols, works on 12 V and 24 V sockets, and shows the vehicle battery voltage: useful to watch a battery that weakens after several cold starts or a night with a fridge plugged in. It is protected against short circuit, over-voltage and overheating.

Limits: both built-in cables are USB-C; for a Lightning iPhone, plug your own cable into the USB-A port. In some cars the socket only works with the ignition on. The 120 W total output is the supplier's figure.

Before you go

Buyers' questions

Does it work with an iPhone?

Recent USB-C iPhones plug straight into the built-in cables. For a Lightning model, use your own cable in the USB-A port.

Does it charge with the engine off?

It depends on the car: on many models the socket is switched off with the ignition.

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