ToughTested Dual 12V Vehicle Power Adapter with USB-C and USB, 37W

ToughTested Dual 12V Vehicle Power Adapter with USB-C and USB, 37W

SKU:TT-12V-A02

$25.00
$25.00

Dual 12V sockets — powers two accessories simultaneously from one vehicle port|USB-C and USB-A ports — charges phones and devices without a separate adapter|37W total output — enough for phones, GPS units, and compatible accessories|One plug, four outputs — turns a single 12V socket into four usable power points|For commuting, travel, and utility vehicles — works anywhere there is a 12V socket|Expands limited vehicle ports — ideal when you need more than one outlet on the go

5-Year Toughcare Protection | Must Register Online

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  • Dual 12V socket adapter for powering more accessories at once
  • USB-C and USB charging ports for added convenience
  • 37W charging setup for mobile devices
  • Great for commuting, travel, and utility vehicles

Overall rating: 4.5555553 / 5 from 9 reviews.

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Finally found room for the GPS too

"The old adapter only had room for a phone. Now the GPS mounts in the other 12V socket with room to spare."

Steve (4/5)

Reached the dash without a longer cable

"This routed power to a dash tablet without stretching a cable."

Dorothy (5/5)

Heated seat cover and phone, both running

"The heated seat cover draws from the 12V socket all winter, no interference with the USB-C port charging a phone."

Eric (4/5)

Outlasted my last splitter easily

"My last dual splitter cracked after only a few months. This one has survived a full winter of commuting without a hint of wear. Fit is snug in the socket though."

Rafael (4/5)

Both accessories run without compromise now

"The dash cam and radar detector both run off the two 12V sockets now instead of fighting over one. Swivel tip still catches my knee once in a while."

WADE (4/5)

Tailgate cooler and phone, zero conflict

"The cooler ran the whole tailgate while the phone stayed charged off the same adapter."

Scott (5/5)

Trailer light checker and spotlight, one adapter

"Boat trailer prep now runs my trailer light checker off one 12V socket while the other charges a spotlight."

ADAM (5/5)

Dash cam mandate without losing her charger

"My teen's first car needed a dash cam mandate from us, and this let her add it without losing her phone charger."

WESLEY (5/5)

My minivan's backseat wars are over

"So my minivan had exactly one socket and three kids fighting over device chargers, this ended the arguing completely."

Carolyn (5/5)

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