Cargador de coche Schwaiger LPRO12 503 Smartphone Tablet Negro 12-24V

The Schwaiger LPRO12 503 car charger is a compact power adapter for charging smartphones and tablets from a vehicle power socket. Designed for 12–24V input systems, this black charger provides a single USB 2.0 output and integrated protection against overvoltage, overheating, overload and short circuit, making it a practical in-car accessory for steady recharging of mobile devices while driving.

Advantages

This car charger offers simple plug-and-play operation with a cigarette-lighter power connection and a single USB port suitable for most smartphone and tablet charging cables. Its protective circuitry reduces the risk of damage to connected devices by automatically responding to power irregularities. The compact black housing is space-saving and unobtrusive in vehicle interiors, and the USB 2.0 output provides reliable power delivery for everyday charging needs.

Suitable for

• Charging smartphones during travel
• Recharging tablets on long trips
• Keeping navigation devices powered while driving
• Providing auxiliary power for USB-powered accessories

Key specifications

• Input voltage range: 12–24 V DC
• Maximum power output: 12 W
• Output interface: USB 2.0 (single port)
• Compatible device types: smartphones, tablets
• Power source: vehicle cigarette lighter socket
• Colour: black
• Built-in protections: overvoltage, overheating, overload, short circuit

How to use

Insert the charger into the vehicle's cigarette lighter socket or 12 V/24 V accessory outlet while the vehicle is stationary or as permitted by local regulations. Connect your device using its USB charging cable to the charger’s USB 2.0 port. Charging will begin automatically once a stable vehicle power supply is detected. Remove the charger from the socket when not in use or when the vehicle is turned off to prevent unnecessary battery drain.

Recommendations

Use only certified charging cables and compatible device chargers. Avoid exposing the charger to prolonged moisture or extreme temperatures. If the charger becomes unusually hot, produces a smell, or fails to supply power, disconnect it immediately and inspect both the charger and vehicle outlet before further use.