CyberPower
CyberPower TRDC1A1USB charger
DC auto power plug with one 1A USB port for charging devices on the go
- Standard USB Port0
- Brand-new travel charger ready for immediate use
- Single 1 A USB port powers phones and small devices
- DC auto power plug works with standard vehicle sockets
- Compact design fits easily in a glovebox or bag
- First listed by the manufacturer on 29 November 2019
Travel charger with auto power plug
The CyberPower TRDC1A1USB is a compact travel charger that plugs into a DC automotive power outlet. It provides a single USB port rated at one ampere for charging phones or small accessories while on the road. The unit was first listed by the manufacturer on 29 November 2019.
Drivers needing a single low-power USB port
This charger suits drivers who only need to keep one phone or basic device topped up during a journey. Buyers who want to charge two devices at once or require higher current for tablets should look at a different model. There is no guide light or extra wall-tap function on this unit.
One standard USB port at 1 A
The specification lists exactly one standard USB port delivering up to one ampere. That single port and its current limit are the deciding factors for whether this charger matches the device you intend to power.
Highlights
- Brand-new travel charger ready for immediate use
- Single 1 A USB port powers phones and small devices
- DC auto power plug works with standard vehicle sockets
- Compact design fits easily in a glovebox or bag
- First listed by the manufacturer on 29 November 2019
Specifications
| Brand | CyberPower |
|---|---|
| Model | TRDC1A1USB |
| Standard USB Port | 0 |
| Shipping weight | 0.02 kg |
| Package size | 25 × 25 × 23 mm |
Questions about this item
Will the CyberPower TRDC1A1USB draw noticeable power from my car battery if I leave it plugged in all day?
The charger provides a single 1 A USB port from a DC auto plug, so its draw is limited to what the connected device actually uses.
Do I need to own a vehicle with a DC auto power socket to use the CyberPower TRDC1A1USB?
Yes, the unit plugs directly into a DC auto power socket, so a vehicle or compatible DC outlet is required.
Can I keep using my older CyberPower TRDC1A1USB if I upgrade to a newer phone that charges faster?
The charger still supplies up to 1 A from its USB port; the phone will simply charge at that rate.
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