36W Dual QC3 USB USB-C PD In-Car Charger

Name: 36W Dual QC3 USB USB-C PD In-Car Charger
Price: 34.99 AUD
Availability: InStock

PD + QC3.0 DUAL USB In-Car Charger

This USB-C PD / QC3.0 USB In-Car Charger allows you to conveniently charge your smartphone, tablet or other USB device right from the accessory socket in your vehicle. Featuring two USB ports, 18W PD Power Delivery USB-C and 18W QC3.0 Quick Charge USB-A, it is designed to charge up to two devices at a time. The Power Delivery and QC3.0 Qualcomm Quick Charge capability allows you to charge your compatible devices quicker than Includes blue LED power indicator. 12/24V input compatible, making it suitable for use in a wide range of vehicles including cars and trucks.

Features

Plugs into a vehicle accessory socket.
12/24V Input voltage.
USB-A for 18W QC3.0 charging.
USB-C for 18W USB-PD charging.
36W max shared output.
Blue LED power indicator.

36W Dual QC3 USB USB-C PD In-Car Charger

Price : $34.99

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