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No Sew Car Charger Dual USB-C USB-A 18W 7.5W 24V 4.2A
A compact dual-port charger delivers 18W USB-A and 7.5W USB-C from a 12V or 24V socket with 4.2A total output
- Charges two devices at once with dual USB-C and USB-A ports
- Delivers up to 18W on USB-A and 7.5W on USB-C for fast charging
- Works with 12V and 24V vehicle power systems for broad compatibility
- Compact thumb-sized design sits nearly flush in the cigarette lighter outlet
- Built-in safeguards protect against overcurrent, overvoltage, overcharge and overheating
Compact Dual-Port Car Charger
This thumb-sized adapter plugs flush into a 12 V or 24 V cigarette lighter socket and delivers up to 7.5 W from the USB-C port and 18 W from the USB-A port. It powers phones, tablets and small accessories while adding almost no bulk to the dashboard. The all-metal body keeps the profile minimal and the connection secure.
Power Limits and Protection
Total output is capped at 4.2 A across both ports, with each port able to supply 5 V/3 A, 9 V/3 A or 12 V/3 A depending on the attached device. Built-in safeguards guard against over-current, over-voltage, over-charge and over-heating so the charger and connected gear stay safe during every trip. The dash cam warning in the spec means this unit is not intended for continuous high-draw recording equipment.
Upgrade from Single-Port Adapters
Drivers moving from a single 5 W or 10 W lighter plug gain simultaneous fast charging for two devices without extra cables or a bulky hub. The jump is worthwhile when you regularly need a phone and a tablet or a watch topped up on the same journey. Buyers who must run a dash cam or other constant-load accessory should look for a dedicated hard-wire kit instead.
Highlights
- Charges two devices at once with dual USB-C and USB-A ports
- Delivers up to 18W on USB-A and 7.5W on USB-C for fast charging
- Works with 12V and 24V vehicle power systems for broad compatibility
- Compact thumb-sized design sits nearly flush in the cigarette lighter outlet
- Built-in safeguards protect against overcurrent, overvoltage, overcharge and overheating
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the USB-C or USB-A port for my phone?
Use the USB-C port for up to 7.5W and the USB-A port for up to 18W; match the port to the cable your phone uses.
What does the 24V 4.2A total output mean while I'm driving?
The charger draws 12V or 24V from the lighter socket and splits up to 4.2A across both ports so two devices charge at once.
Does the QC3.0 label limit what I can plug in?
QC3.0 negotiates 5V, 9V or 12V at up to 3A per port; any USB device will charge, but only QC3.0-compatible gear reaches the highest speeds.
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