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A 48W car charger delivers 30W USB-C via a 2.8ft coiled cable and 18W USB-A for two devices at once
- Fast charge up to 65% in 30 minutes via 30W USB-C
- Dual ports deliver 48W total for two devices simultaneously
- 8ft coiled USB-C cable retracts neatly without tangling
- Smart chip with fireproof material stops charging when battery full
- Works in any 12V-24V vehicle from cars to trucks
Dual-Port Car Charger with Coiled USB-C Cable
This 48W adapter plugs into any 12V-24V vehicle socket and delivers 30W through a built-in 2.8ft coiled USB-C cable plus 18W from a separate USB-A port. It charges two devices at once and suits drivers who want a tidy, always-ready cable for daily commutes or long trips.
Replaces Loose Cables and Single-Port Adapters
The retractable coiled cable removes clutter and tangles, while the second port adds fast charging for a passenger’s phone or a tablet. The upgrade is worth it when you regularly charge two devices and prefer a fixed cable that springs back without knotting.
Sustained Output with Thermal Protection
A smart chip monitors temperature and stops charging automatically when batteries reach full capacity, preventing overheating during extended journeys. The fireproof housing maintains safe operation across the full 12V-24V input range, so output stays stable even on continuous multi-device loads.
Highlights
- Fast charge up to 65% in 30 minutes via 30W USB-C
- Dual ports deliver 48W total for two devices simultaneously
- 8ft coiled USB-C cable retracts neatly without tangling
- Smart chip with fireproof material stops charging when battery full
- Works in any 12V-24V vehicle from cars to trucks
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size is the cigarette-lighter socket this charger plugs into?
The charger fits any standard 12 V or 24 V vehicle socket, covering most cars and larger trucks.
How do I install the charger, and what step do people often miss?
Push the charger fully into the socket until it clicks; the blue indicator should light, confirming a solid connection.
When will the coiled USB-C cable need replacing?
Replace the cable if the coiled section no longer retracts cleanly, shows fraying, or the connector becomes loose.
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