MULTIPOWER PD 32W

Mains charger with 2 ports: 1 USB-C port and 1 USB-A port

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Product Code: ACHUSB2PD32WK

€29.95

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Description

MULTIPOWER PD 32W is Cellularline's charger with 2 charging ports: 1 USB-C port and 1 USB-A port. It allows two devices to be charged at the same time with just one socket and is equipped with the innovative Device Detect technology, which recognises the connected device and delivers the correct charge safely. The two ports support 20W for the USB-C port and 12W for the USB-A port, for a total of 32W of power.

Details

Charges everything in complete safety. Each port is designed to recognise the connected devices and to trigger the right charge so you can charge every single device in complete safety.
100% safe. The electronics are designed to prevent overheating, and the protective circuit prevents overloads and short circuits
Pack Contents: Mains charger, Instructions
Charges Everything and in complete safety. Every port is designed to recognise the connected devices and activate the charge that is the most correct in order to safely charge each device
100% safe. The electronics are designed to prevent overheating, and the protective circuit prevents overloads and short circuits