Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Compact 125W car charger delivers 65W USB-C and 60W USB-A fast charging for two devices at once
The MRGLAS adapter delivers 125W total output through a USB-C port rated at 65W and a USB-A port rated at 60W. It charges current phones and tablets simultaneously from a vehicle cigarette-lighter socket. The compact metal body sits nearly flush and includes a pull-ring for easy removal.
All-metal construction dissipates heat during extended charging sessions, preventing the throttle that occurs in plastic-bodied units. Built-in smart IC protection guards against overcurrent, over-voltage, under-voltage, short-circuit, over-temperature and overpower conditions. The charger maintains stable output for both ports throughout the journey.
Replaces older car chargers limited to 18W or single-port designs that cannot fast-charge two devices at once. The jump is worthwhile when you regularly power a laptop or tablet alongside a phone, or when a flush fit and metal durability matter. Buyers needing more than two ports or higher per-port wattage should look elsewhere.
| Brand | MRGLAS |
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The metal housing is designed for better heat dissipation than plastic, and a built-in smart IC protects against over-temperature while delivering PD 65W and QC 60W simultaneously.
You need a USB-C cable rated for 65W Power Delivery and a USB-A cable rated for 60W Quick Charge to reach the advertised speeds.
The compact thumb-sized body fits snugly and the pull-ring helps removal without relying on tight socket tension, reducing pop-out risk on aged outlets.
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