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### Descrição do Produto
O Kewig 2 Pack 12V USB Outlet Wire Charger Multi Port, 108W Dual PD é a solução definitiva para quem busca eficiência e praticidade no carregamento de dispositivos eletrônicos em ambientes automotivos e marinhos. Com um design inovador que inclui portas Dual PD TYPE-C e QC3.0 USB, este carregador é capaz de fornecer até 108W de potência total, permitindo que você carregue até três dispositivos compatíveis simultaneamente. Cada porta PD oferece uma potência de até 45W, enquanto a porta USB convencional entrega até 18W, garantindo um carregamento rápido e eficiente para dispositivos que suportam protocolos de carregamento rápido, além de otimizar a velocidade de carregamento para dispositivos que não possuem essa funcionalidade.
Equipado com um voltmeter e um interruptor de controle de energia, o Kewig 12V USB outlet permite que você desligue a fonte de energia quando não estiver em uso, economizando a bateria do veículo. O voltímetro integrado fornece informações em tempo real sobre a voltagem de carregamento, assegurando que seus dispositivos sejam carregados de forma segura e eficiente.
Com classificação IP66, este carregador USB é projetado para resistir a ambientes adversos, sendo ideal para uso em barcos e outras aplicações marinhas. Seu design interno é completamente fechado, e a porta USB vem com uma tampa protetora contra água e poeira, garantindo durabilidade e funcionalidade em qualquer condição climática.
Fabricado com materiais retardantes de chama, o carregador é feito de ABS ecológico, resistente a altas e baixas temperaturas, operando em uma faixa de -40° a 80°. Isso o torna uma escolha confiável para uma variedade de aplicações, desde carros e barcos até ATVs e RVs.
### Instruções de Uso:
Para utilizar o Kewig 12V USB Outlet, conecte o dispositivo à fonte de energia de 12V a 24V do seu veículo ou embarcação. Certifique-se de que o interruptor de controle de energia esteja na posição “ligado” para permitir o carregamento. Conecte seus dispositivos às portas USB ou PD TYPE-C conforme necessário. Utilize o voltímetro para monitorar a voltagem de carregamento e garantir que seus dispositivos estejam recebendo a energia adequada. Após o uso, desligue o interruptor para preservar a bateria do veículo.
### Características do Produto:
– Portas de Carregamento: Dual PD TYPE-C (45W cada) e QC3.0 USB (18W).
– Potência Total: Até 108W, permitindo o carregamento simultâneo de três dispositivos.
– Voltmeter Integrado: Monitora a voltagem de carregamento em tempo real.
– Interruptor de Controle de Energia: Economiza a bateria do veículo quando não está em uso.
– Classificação IP66: Resistente à água e poeira, ideal para ambientes marinhos.
– Materiais Retardantes de Chama: Fabricado em ABS ecológico, resistente a temperaturas extremas (-40° a 80°).
– Compatibilidade: Adequado para veículos DC 12V – 24V, incluindo carros, barcos, ATVs, RVs e muito mais.
### Perguntas Frequentes (FAQ):
Pergunta: O Kewig 12V USB Outlet é compatível com todos os dispositivos?
Resposta: Sim, o carregador é compatível com uma ampla gama de dispositivos, incluindo smartphones, tablets, power banks, controladores de videogame e relógios esportivos.
Pergunta: Como posso saber se meus dispositivos estão sendo carregados corretamente?
Resposta: O voltímetro integrado fornece informações em tempo real sobre a voltagem de carregamento, permitindo que você monitore o status do carregamento.
Pergunta: O carregador é seguro para uso em ambientes externos?
Resposta: Sim, com classificação IP66, o Kewig 12V USB Outlet é resistente à água e poeira, tornando-o seguro para uso em barcos e outras aplicações externas.
Pergunta: Qual é a faixa de temperatura em que o carregador pode operar?
Resposta: O carregador pode operar em uma faixa de temperatura de -40° a 80°, garantindo sua funcionalidade em diversas condições climáticas.
Pergunta: Posso usar o carregador enquanto o veículo está desligado?
Resposta: É recomendável desligar o interruptor de controle de energia quando o veículo não estiver em uso para evitar o esgotamento da bateria.
Kayla Herrick –
These are solid little plugs that will be easy to install. Keep in mind that you’ll need a surface (bulkhead, firewall, panel, wall, etc.) of 3/4″ or thinner. These can be wired directly to your 12v supply – to test them, I just hooked them to a little LiPo battery I have – but if you are concerned with cleaner power, you might want to install a fused power regulator, but that probably won’t be needed.
The voltmeter was different on both of the plugs that came, but only by about .1v (inconsistency between the two is why this lost a star). The USB charging ports work great, and it’s nice to have the extra power for a faster charge.
One small thing that I really like – the cover is translucent so you can see the display without opening the cover, and it’s not as bright – almost like a mini nightlight.
Jay –
When you want to add some USB power ports to your vehicle this is surly the way to go. No more messing with 12v cigarette lighter sockets or the adapters falling out or not making a good connection. This adapter produces the power you need to keep your devices charged up while on the drive and enough power for the phone or tablet to be on and charging at the same time all while using the GPS or watching videos. the display is accurate enough to let you know the current voltage within 5% and the is much more accurate than just a check battery light. The switch will turn off the ports and the display if it is not being used incase you don’t have a switch power wire in your vehicle.
Peter W –
This read the voltage accurately when checked against my very expensive truly professional level multimeter. This in and of itself gives me confidence in the performance of the device. I also see the CE marking is present, so that also gives me some confidence in that there is some level of electrical conformance and safety testing. The device is rather robust and looks great too. The female tab spade connectors are secure on the male tabs that stick out the bottom and have ring spade connectors on the other end of the wire. The positive wire (red) has a fuse integrated in it (a mini glass fuse) that can be replaced if needed (the housing unscrews into two halves where the fuse may be removed and replaced).
I really do not have any issues with this device – I am quite happy with it!
Jerry B. –
I think this is for someone who really knows there way around installation. This requires drilling. This requires hard wiring. This requires handyman type mechanical and electrical skills. This is “not” plug and play simple. This is a complicated installation. The equipment is sturdy and durable, and fun once installed. It notes the amount of voltage the device can potentially charge at. However, getting there is no easy task, for me. The blue LED light is bright and solid.
Easy to install?
No, not for me.
Where is the ETL or UL listed marks?
What ETL/UL tells me
An ETL or UL mark tells me the manufacturer is trying to tell the world they seek high standards and stand behind what they sell. The lack of such is a negative for me.
A certification isn’t a requirement to sell an electronic device in the US. But do I really want to trust a device that’s conducting 12V DC and where the manufacturer did not want a third-party to certify? Typically, certifications are boldly noted. Where is there here?
Was there any RoHS certification?
None that I saw.
RoHS stands for?
Restriction of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment (RoHS), which are European Union rules restricting the use of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment to protect the environment and public health. I wish this was certified as such. This lack of RoHS certification weakens this a bit.
Country of origin?
Made in China
Value
These are offered at a competitive value.
Bottom-Line
I need the time and the effort to get these to work, and not drain my battery.
Safety
Oh, yes, always shut power off at the switch when not using, sometimes batteries do not recover after being drained.
I hope my thoughts added a wee bit of information to consider.
Peter W –
they dont really fit well into sockets
DBM –
These are two well built, well designed chargers that they say they will put out a full 90 watts of power. I hooked them up to my electronics bench temporarily to check them out. I did not pull a full 90 watts, but I did charge my iPad and iPhone (using USB C to lightening connectors), as well as a small fan in the USB 3.0 port, that altogether pulled 70 watts, and had no problems. Will they last years doing that without burning out? Time will tell, as you just can’t know that until you’ve used them hard for a while. However, right out of the package they seem to do what they advertise. I would buy these, as they are not as expensive as some of the big brand name chargers and seem to work well.
Jerry B. –
Basically, these charged and installed like the original charging ports. The charging ports durability will have to be reviewed & revised over time as we cycle through different electronics with different charging demands.
The quality of materials and components all seem very good without any visible workmanship issues.
These have the European “CE” stamp which is similar to the United States UL standards. The Qualcomm Quick Charge QC 3.0 port should charge an estimated 4X faster than original USB plugs. QC 3.0 ports should be tested 3,000 times to meet Qualcomm QC 3.0 standard, original USB’s design needed to be tested 50% less than new QC 3.0 standard.
These are rated to 36 watts for each port, and the PD Power delivery standard means up to 100watts. This also means power deliver will be dependent on cables rated to deliver full PD wattage capability. (Basically this Means, if you have a PD port rated for 100 watt maximum, and you want to take advantage of 100 watt capability, you must have cables rated for 100 watts to do take advantage of this.)