BFKK
BFKK 120V to 12V 2A 24W Power Adapter
Converts 110-240V AC to 12V DC with a 2A, 24W cigarette-lighter socket for car accessories
- Converts 110-240V AC to 12V DC output
- Powers car accessories indoors via cigarette lighter socket
- Delivers 2A current for devices up to 24W
- Lightweight design simplifies transport and storage
- Compatible with 12V electronics like air pumps and fans
What this adapter does
The BFKK unit converts 110-240V AC mains power into a 12V DC output rated at 2A and 24W. It accepts a standard car cigarette-lighter plug so you can run compatible car accessories from a wall socket. The compact design makes it easy to carry and store when not in use.
Installation notes
Simply plug the adapter into a wall outlet and insert the device's cigarette-lighter plug into the socket on the converter. No tools or configuration are required. The supplier warns that the 24W limit means it is not suitable for tire pumps or other high-draw accessories.
Check before ordering
Verify that the device you intend to power lists a 12V DC input and draws 2A or less. Confirm its power rating stays at or below 24W to avoid overload. The adapter provides a single cigarette-lighter style socket only.
Highlights
- Converts 110-240V AC to 12V DC output
- Powers car accessories indoors via cigarette lighter socket
- Delivers 2A current for devices up to 24W
- Lightweight design simplifies transport and storage
- Compatible with 12V electronics like air pumps and fans
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I confirm the adapter is delivering 12 V DC after I plug it in?
Connect a 12 V device rated at 24 W or less; if it powers on and runs normally the converter is working.
What comes in the package and what must I supply myself?
The box contains the 110-240 V AC to 12 V DC converter with a built-in cigarette-lighter socket; you provide the 12 V accessory and a standard wall outlet.
Which version should I choose for a device that draws 2 A at 12 V?
This single 24 W model supplies up to 2 A, matching a 2 A load; do not use it for higher-draw equipment such as tire inflators.
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