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Black USB Car Charger Converter Step Down Module 12V To 5V 3A for Cell Phone #ZH
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100% Brand new and high quality
All epoxy sealed containers with Waterproof Housing Light compact, convenient to use and transport Non-isolated,synchronous rectification High efficiency:>96% Reliable, low heat dissipation With overload / over-current / low voltage /over temperature protection, stable performance. Auto recovery Input range:DC 8~20v Output voltage:DC 5V Output current:3A Output power:15W Efficiency: ＞96% Working temperature:-40 ℃-80 ℃ Size(LxWxH):Approx.46*27*14(mm) Cable length:Approx. 340mm Color:As shown Included
1x Car Charger Converter 12V To 5V 3A 15W
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