Product SpecificationInput voltage: 220-240V ACOutput voltage: 12V DCRated output current: 2ARated output power: 24WProduct material: PVC PVC, conductor is copper wire, with boost circuit.Applicability: Suitable for car recorder, electronic dog, car charger and other car electronic devices.Product CharacteristicsPlug and play, simple to use and easy to operate.USB port power converter that converts power from USB port to 12V car cigarette lighter socket.Safety Protection: With triple protection, short-circuit protection, overload protection, overheating protection, so you can use it with more peace of mind.Suitable for home and car, the inverter can convert AC 100-240V voltage to DC 12V, so that your car appliances can also be used at home.Convert AC100V-240V to DC12V Power Adapter Charger Car Cigarette Lighter Socket, convenient for you to power other car electronic devices through mobile power supply when the car cigarette lighter socket is not enough.Wide range of applications, suitable for all corresponding car appliances and home appliances.Cautionplease do not use it with devices over 2A 24W.The car cigarette lighter is suitable for some low-power automotive devices, such as car recorder, electronic dog, car charger, car mp3, oxygen bar, humidifier, and other automotive electronic devices, etc

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