Tripp Lite U280006C3AST 6-port USB-A/C charging station cable
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Charges two devices at once from a 12 V socket with 12 W total output
This PureGear car charger delivers 12 watts of total output through two USB ports. Each port supplies up to 2.4 amps for compatible phones and tablets. It is suited for drivers who need to charge two mobile devices at once while on the road.
The black housing fits standard 12 V accessory sockets without blocking adjacent controls. Dual ports let a passenger and driver charge simultaneously, reducing cable clutter. Buyers who need more than two ports or higher per-port current will need a different solution.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | PureGear |
| Product type | Cell Phone - Chargers & Cables |
The charger delivers 12 watts total with each of the two USB ports supplying up to 2.4 amps for phones and tablets.
It uses the standard 12 V accessory socket found in cars and trucks so no adapter is needed.
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