DreamBee Retractable Car Charger 108W 6-in-1 31.5in 3 Cords
Retractable car charger delivers up to 108W through dual PD30W USB-C cables, an 18W Lightning cable, plus extra USB-C and USB-A ports for four devices at once
- Charge four devices at once with 108 W total output
- Dual PD 30 W Type-C retractable cables fast-charge phones and tablets
- 5 in retractable cords retract for tidy storage
- Built-in voltage display monitors car battery health in real time
- 15 A fuse and smart chip protect against over-charge and short circuits
108W 6-in-1 Car Charger
This charger delivers up to 108W total power through six outputs, including two PD 30W USB-C retractable cables, one 18W Lightning retractable cable, an extra USB-C port and a USB-A port. It suits drivers who need to fast-charge multiple phones, tablets or other USB devices at once without carrying separate cables.
Practical Limits of the 12V/24V Cigarette-Lighter
The unit operates on 12V or 24V DC vehicle sockets, so maximum output depends on the vehicle’s fuse rating and wiring. Simultaneous high-draw devices may hit the socket’s current ceiling before the charger’s 108W rating is reached, and the built-in 15A fuse will trip if that limit is exceeded. Voltage readout lets you monitor battery health while charging.
Aluminium-Alloy Body and Fixed 31.5-Inch Cables
The housing combines aluminium alloy with ABS for heat dissipation and durability. Three retractable cables extend to 31.5 inches and retract for tidy storage, eliminating loose cord clutter. Because the cables are integrated, a damaged lead means replacing the whole unit, and the fixed lengths may not reach rear-seat passengers in larger vehicles.
Highlights
- Charge four devices at once with 108 W total output
- Dual PD 30 W Type-C retractable cables fast-charge phones and tablets
- 5 in retractable cords retract for tidy storage
- Built-in voltage display monitors car battery health in real time
- 15 A fuse and smart chip protect against over-charge and short circuits
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 30 W PD Type-C cable, the 18 W iOS cable or the extra ports for my device?
Use a PD Type-C cable for phones or tablets that accept 30 W Power Delivery, the iOS cable for Lightning devices at 18 W, and the spare Type-C or USB-A ports for any other gadget at 5 V/3 A or 5 V/2.4 A.
What does the 108 W total rating mean when I plug in four devices at once?
The 108 W is the combined ceiling; the two PD cables share 30 W each, the iOS cable gives 18 W, and the two ports add 15 W and 12 W, so all four can run together without exceeding the limit.
Does the 12 V / 24 V input cap the output on a 24 V truck system?
No, the charger regulates internally; on 12 V or 24 V DC it still delivers up to 30 W per PD cable, 18 W on the iOS cable and 5 V/3 A or 5 V/2.4 A on the ports.
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