Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Four-port car adapter delivers 30 W USB-C PD and 18 W USB-A QC charging for phones, tablets and accessories
The Hapytrip adapter plugs into a standard cigarette lighter socket and provides two USB-C ports rated at 30W PD 3.0 and two USB-A ports rated at 18W QC 3.0. It suits drivers who need to charge a phone, tablet and accessories simultaneously on the road. The blue LED ring helps locate the ports in low light.
Each side of the bifurcated body delivers its rated maximum to a single device, but the two ports on the same side share that output when used together. Buyers who need full 30W on both USB-C ports at once should note this limitation. The charger still powers iPhone 16 through 11 series, iPad models, Samsung S24 through S21, Pixel 9 through 6 and other USB devices.
A built-in smart circuit monitors temperature, current and voltage to prevent overheating, overcurrent and short-circuit conditions during long journeys. The compact housing fits flush with most lighter sockets, leaving adjacent controls accessible. No active cooling is fitted, so sustained multi-device loads rely on the protection circuitry to throttle output if necessary.
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The two USB-C ports share the 30 W maximum, while the two USB-A ports share the 18 W maximum, so each side splits its rated power when both ports on that side are active.
Both USB-C ports support PD 3.0 up to 30 W, and both USB-A ports support QC 3.0 up to 18 W.
The compact body is designed to sit flush in most standard sockets, leaving surrounding dashboard space clear.
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