Powerful and compact car charger with USB-C, ports, each providing up to 15W fast charging. Allows simultaneous charging of two devices, supports PD3.0 protocols
30W Fast Charging - Ideal for efficiently powering your devices such as mobile phones and tablets with a maximum output of 30W (15W per port). Supports advanced PD3.0 and QC protocols. Compatible with 12V-24V vehicles, and offers protection against overheating and short circuit.
Charge two devices simultaneously using the USB-C, USB-A ports, each providing 15W fast charging. Whether it's your smartphone, tablet or other device, enjoy efficient and simultaneous charging without loss of power. Have all your important devices ready to go, wherever your journey takes you.
Thanks to its solid construction and optimal design, it stays securely in place in the car lighter, preventing it from falling out easily, even on uneven terrain.
Safety comes first, which is why the CA13 car adapter is equipped with advanced protections against overheating, short circuit, overload.
The smart trickle charge function protects your battery from overcharging, thereby extending its life. Whether you're on a long road trip or a short ride around town, this charger ensures that your devices stay charged and protected.
The dimensions of the CA13 Car Charger ensure easy storage and convenient use in any car. With dimensions designed for maximum space saving. This charger with USB-C, USB-A ports fits perfectly into the car cigarette lighter without getting in the way.
Input:
- DC 12-24V
Output:
- 1 x USB-C - 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/2.5A, PPS: 3.3-11V/3A
- 1 x USB-A - 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/1.5A
- USB-C + USB-A Output: 5V/3A
Dimensions:
- 26 x 26 x 48 mm
Weight:
- 20g
Simultaneous charging of both ports:
- 15W
Power indication:
- LED
Compatibility:
- Supports all PD3.0/QC3.0/PPS/AFC/FCP wired fast charging protocols
Material:
- Aluminium Alloy
Color:
-Black
Package Contents:
- 30W Car Charger CA13 – 1 x USB-C, 1 x USB-A
- User Manual
* Charging speed depends on the total power of the charger (W) and the maximum power that the device supports. If the charger provides more power than the device can handle, the output will automatically adjust to avoid damage to the device.
