Thinkstar
Thinkstar FZ001 36W 4-in-1 USB-C Car Charger
A 36W car charger splits one 12V or 24V socket into a USB-C PD3.0 port and two USB-A ports for charging three devices at once
- TypeAdapter
- Charges three devices at once with USB-C PD3.0 and dual USB-A ports
- Delivers up to 36W total power for fast charging on the go
- Works with 12V and 24V vehicle sockets for broad compatibility
- Keeps the original cigarette lighter socket free for other accessories
- Supports iPhone 11/12/13, iPad, Samsung and other USB devices
36W 4-in-1 Car Charger
The Thinkstar FZ001 plugs into a 12V or 24V cigarette lighter socket and delivers up to 36W total output. It serves drivers who need to power a phone, tablet and GPS at the same time without losing the original socket. Buyers who require more than three simultaneous ports or higher wattage for laptops will need a different solution.
USB-C PD3.0 and Dual USB-A Ports
A single USB-C port supplies up to 5V/3.6A with Power Delivery 3.0, while two USB-A ports share a combined 5V/3.4A. Non-PD devices automatically receive the optimal current from the USB-A outputs. The splitter design keeps the factory lighter socket free for other 12V/24V accessories.
Compact Splitter Build
The adapter body houses three ports and a pass-through lighter socket in a single unit that fits the standard dashboard opening. No extra cables or mounting hardware are included, so installation is a simple plug-in action. The 12V/24V compatibility covers most cars, trucks and recreational vehicles.
Highlights
- Charges three devices at once with USB-C PD3.0 and dual USB-A ports
- Delivers up to 36W total power for fast charging on the go
- Works with 12V and 24V vehicle sockets for broad compatibility
- Keeps the original cigarette lighter socket free for other accessories
- Supports iPhone 11/12/13, iPad, Samsung and other USB devices
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the USB-C PD3.0 port or the dual USB-A ports wear out first with daily use?
Both port types are solid-state with no moving parts, so neither wears out mechanically; the 36 W total output stays within the 12 V/24 V vehicle supply limits for the charger's service life.
What stops the charger from delivering more power during a long drive?
The 36 W ceiling — 5 V/3.6 A on the USB-C PD3.0 port and 5 V/3.4 A shared across the two USB-A ports — is the hard limit the circuitry enforces.
How hot does the adapter get when all three ports run continuously?
The unit relies on passive dissipation through its housing; with a 36 W maximum draw split across three ports, surface temperature stays within normal operating range for a 12 V/24 V car accessory.
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