GE M048AC Motorcycle USB-C Charger 27W Dual Port SAE 12V-24V
SAE-connected 27 W dual-port charger with voltmeter, ammeter and on/off switch powers two devices from 12–24 V bike systems
- TypeUSB-A
- ColorBlack
- AdapterUSB
- Length11"
- Standard USB Port2
- Output Volt12 volts
- 27W max output charges phones and tablets fast
- Dual USB-C and USB-A ports power two devices at once
- Built-in voltmeter and ammeter show real-time input voltage and current
- Multi-level safety protections guard against reverse polarity, undervoltage, overload and overheating
- Compact design with SAE extension cable and zip ties for quick motorcycle installation
Motorcycle USB-C Charger 27W
The GE M048AC is a compact 27W dual-port charger designed for motorcycles, ATVs and similar 12V-24V vehicles. It plugs into an SAE quick-disconnect lead and supplies power to phones, tablets, GPS units and other USB devices while you ride.
SAE 12V-24V input limits
The unit accepts 12V to 24V DC from the vehicle battery and includes reverse-polarity and undervoltage protection. Combined output drops to 15W at 5V when both ports are used, so total power is shared between the two devices.
27W single-port headroom
USB-C alone delivers up to 27W at 12V/2.25A or 9V/3A, while USB-A peaks at 18W at 12V/1.5A. Simultaneous charging is limited to 5V/3A total, so high-wattage fast charging on both ports at once is not possible.
Highlights
- 27W max output charges phones and tablets fast
- Dual USB-C and USB-A ports power two devices at once
- Built-in voltmeter and ammeter show real-time input voltage and current
- Multi-level safety protections guard against reverse polarity, undervoltage, overload and overheating
- Compact design with SAE extension cable and zip ties for quick motorcycle installation
Specifications
| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Series | M048AC |
| Type | USB-A |
| Color | Black |
| Adapter | USB |
| Length | 11" |
| Standard USB Port | 2 |
| Output Volt | 12 volts |
| Support Volt | 12 volts |
| Specifications | M048AC, Black, 1.1 L x 3.29 W x 0.89 H inches, 0.082 kilograms |
| Sports Team | 1 Piece |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the USB-C or USB-A port for the fastest charge?
Use the USB-C port for up to 27W output; USB-A tops out at 18W, and both together share 15W at 5V.
What does the 27W rating actually deliver to my phone?
It provides up to 27W via USB-C at 12V/2.25A, 9V/3A or 5V/3A depending on what the device negotiates.
What does the SAE connector limit in practice?
The SAE input accepts 12V-24V DC from the vehicle battery and caps total output at 27W across both ports.
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