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Car cigarette-lighter splitter with USB-C port 3.1A

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Ruth's sister 3.1A USB-C Car Charger Splitter internal power cable

SKU CH-FWY3-9E8QX

A USB-C car charger splitter delivering 3.1 A from a cigarette-lighter socket

  • Delivers 3.1 A total output for fast charging
  • USB-C port supports modern phones and tablets
  • Cigarette-lighter splitter adds a second socket for extra devices
  • Compact design fits flush in the dash

3.1 A USB-C Car Charger Splitter

This 3.1 A USB-C charger plugs into a cigarette lighter socket and splits the outlet so two devices can draw power at once. It delivers up to 3.1 A of combined current for phones, tablets or other USB-C gear while on the road. The compact splitter adds a second charging point without blocking adjacent controls.

Drivers needing extra USB-C ports

Buyers who require more than two simultaneous connections or a higher total current than 3.1 A should consider a multi-port hub or a dedicated high-output charger. Those without a cigarette lighter socket in their vehicle cannot use this adapter.

Highlights

  • Delivers 3.1 A total output for fast charging
  • USB-C port supports modern phones and tablets
  • Cigarette-lighter splitter adds a second socket for extra devices
  • Compact design fits flush in the dash

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the USB-C port or the 3.1 A fuse need replacing first?

The 3.1 A fuse protects the circuit; it will blow before the USB-C port wears out, so the fuse is the part you would replace.

What limits continuous output when the splitter runs at full load?

The 3.1 A total current rating is the hard limit; sustained draw at that level will trip the internal fuse and shut the unit down.

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