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No Sew CH04 75W 3-Port Car Charger 45W PD 30W Coiled Cable Space Grey
A 75W three-port car charger with a built-in 6ft 30W coiled USB-C cable, 45W PD and 45W QC3.0 ports, metal housing and a digital display
- Charges three devices at once with 75 W total output
- 45 W PD port and 45 W QC 3.0 port deliver fast power
- Built-in 6 ft 30 W coiled USB-C cable reaches rear seats
- Metal shell with FCC CE RoHS certifications protects against over-charge and over-heat
- Works with 12-24 V vehicles and a wide range of phones tablets and watches
Multi-Port Car Charger with Coiled Cable
This 75W car charger delivers power through three outputs: a 45W PD port, a 45W USB-A port and a built-in 6ft coiled USB-C cable rated at 30W. All three can operate at once from a 12-24V DC socket. The metal enclosure houses a digital display and multi-colour LED indicators.
45W PD Port for Laptop-Level Power
The USB-C Power Delivery port supplies up to 45W, enough to fast-charge compatible phones, tablets and many ultraportable laptops while driving. The coiled cable adds a dedicated 30W USB-C connection without carrying a separate lead. Total combined output reaches 75W across all ports.
Suits Drivers Charging Phone.
Ideal for commuters or road-trippers who need simultaneous high-speed charging for multiple USB-C and USB-A devices. Not for buyers whose laptop requires more than 45W from a single port, or who need a Lightning connector for iPhone fast charging without an extra cable.
Highlights
- Charges three devices at once with 75 W total output
- 45 W PD port and 45 W QC 3.0 port deliver fast power
- Built-in 6 ft 30 W coiled USB-C cable reaches rear seats
- Metal shell with FCC CE RoHS certifications protects against over-charge and over-heat
- Works with 12-24 V vehicles and a wide range of phones tablets and watches
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much power does the 75W rating deliver when three devices are plugged in?
The charger splits up to 75W total — 45W max from the PD port, 45W max from the USB-A port, and 30W max through the built-in coiled cable.
What charging standards do the PD and USB-A ports actually support?
The PD port delivers up to 45W Power Delivery; the USB-A port delivers up to 45W Quick Charge 3.0.
Will the 6ft coiled cable reach the back seat without pulling loose?
The cable extends to 6 feet and retracts into a compact coil, so it reaches rear passengers while staying tidy when not in use.
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