KEHIPI
KEHIPI 60W 4-Port Car Charger 36W USB-C 36W USB-A
Four-port car charger delivers 60 W total with 36 W USB-C and 36 W USB-A outputs, charging iPhone 16 to 88 % in 35 minutes
- Charge four devices at once with 60 W total output
- 36 W USB-C port powers iPhone 16 to 88 % in 35 minutes
- 36 W USB-A port delivers fast charging for compatible phones
- Built-in protections against over-current, over-voltage, over-heating and short-circuit
- Blue LED confirms connection without distracting the driver
Four-port car charger for multiple devices
The KEHIPI adapter provides four ports from a single cigarette-lighter socket. One USB-C port and three USB-A ports share a 60 W total output so several phones or tablets can charge at once. A blue LED confirms the unit is powered.
Suits families or commuters needing simultaneous
Drivers who only ever charge one device at a time will not use the extra ports. Buyers whose vehicles lack a standard lighter socket cannot use this adapter. The design is fixed at four ports and cannot be expanded.
36 W per port maximum with PD 3.0 and QC 3.0
Each port can deliver up to 36 W when used alone, and the charger supports PD 3.0 and QC 3.0 protocols for compatible phones. The iPhone 16 reaches 88 % in 35 minutes from empty. Total output is capped at 60 W when all ports are active.
Highlights
- Charge four devices at once with 60 W total output
- 36 W USB-C port powers iPhone 16 to 88 % in 35 minutes
- 36 W USB-A port delivers fast charging for compatible phones
- Built-in protections against over-current, over-voltage, over-heating and short-circuit
- Blue LED confirms connection without distracting the driver
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I plug this 60W charger into the car so the blue LED shows it is live?
Push the adapter firmly into the cigarette-lighter socket until it seats; the blue LED will glow when power is present.
What part of this 4-port charger will need replacing first?
The internal Gallium nitride chip and protection circuitry are built for the life of the unit; no user-replaceable parts are inside.
At sustained load which limit appears first on the 36W USB-C port?
The port is rated for 36W maximum; continuous demand above that triggers over-power protection and reduces output.
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