Product details
150W 4-in-1 Cigarette Lighter USB Car Charger Adapter
Add three USB connections and an accessory socket to a compatible 12V–24V outlet. PD3.0/QC3.0 and up-to-30W USB charging are listed alongside a 150W headline reference whose socket/combined basis requires confirmation.
- 4: 3 USB ports and 1 accessory cigarette-lighter socket
- Up to 30W; PD3.0 and QC3.0
- 150W; exact socket/combined basis not supplied
Separate USB needs from accessory-socket loads
Charging cables and a vehicle accessory can have very different power requirements even when they share one outlet. This adapter lists three USB ports beside an accessory socket, with a voltage display for a visible supply reading. Compare the actual USB table, socket limit and vehicle fuse before connecting loads, so the setup follows confirmed ratings rather than the headline number alone.
Three USB connection points
Three USB ports provide separate places for suitable charging cables, allowing different devices to share an organized connection area. Actual port type and simultaneous profiles must be checked before assigning each device its charging point.
An additional accessory socket
The accessory socket supplies a separate connection direction alongside USB charging. It offers another place for a supported vehicle accessory, with its own rating and combined-load limit checked before choosing a vacuum, heated item or other higher-load device.
A displayed voltage reference
The LED voltage display puts a numerical supply reading on the adapter, alongside a lighting detail for the unit. It gives a setup reference to compare with the vehicle manual, without diagnosing battery health or guaranteeing safe driving.
Specifications
- Connections
- 4: 3 USB ports and 1 accessory cigarette-lighter socket
- USB charging reference
- Up to 30W; PD3.0 and QC3.0
- Headline reference
- 150W; exact socket/combined basis not supplied
- Input reference
- 12V–24V
- Display / light
- LED voltage display and LED lighting
- Exact profiles / limits
- Per-port output, accessory-socket rating and combined-load table not supplied
Choose your setup
Confirm actual port types, USB profiles, accessory-socket load limit and combined rating against the vehicle outlet/fuse before purchase. Route cables clear of controls and set placement while stationary. Charging speed depends on the actual device and cable; a voltage display does not establish full battery condition.
Questions, answered
Does 150W describe each USB port?
No. USB charging is listed up to 30W, while the 150W headline basis is unspecified.
Is the accessory socket suitable for every car appliance?
No exact socket or combined-load rating is supplied. Confirm the actual permitted load before connecting accessories.