Manta MCC201T CARI PRO

Manta MCC201T CARI PRO

The Manta MCC201T CARI PRO is a versatile car charger designed to power and charge multiple devices simultaneously. With a total output power of 120W, it provides ample power for smartphones, tablets, and other USB devices while on the road. The device features a combination of USB-A and USB-C ports, including a USB-C port with Power Delivery (PD) 36W and a USB-A port with Quick Charge 3.0 (QC3.0) for fast charging compatible devices.

In addition to USB charging, the CARI PRO includes three cigarette lighter sockets, allowing you to connect traditional 12V accessories. The built-in LED display shows voltage and current, helping you monitor the power output. The charger operates with an input of 12-24V, making it suitable for cars, trucks, and other vehicles with standard electrical systems. It also features short circuit protection for added safety.

Características principales

• Total output power: 120W
• 2 USB-C ports (including one PD 36W)
• 3 USB-A ports (including QC3.0 fast charging)
• 3 cigarette lighter sockets
• LED display for voltage and current
• Short circuit protection
• Input: 12-24V

Especificaciones

Preguntas frecuentes

Is this charger compatible with my car?

Yes, the Manta MCC201T CARI PRO operates with an input of 12-24V, which is standard for most cars, trucks, and other vehicles.

Can I charge multiple devices at once?

Yes, it has 3 USB-A ports, 2 USB-C ports, and 3 cigarette lighter sockets, allowing you to charge or power multiple devices simultaneously.

Does it support fast charging?

Yes, it includes a USB-C port with PD 36W and a USB-A port with QC3.0 for fast charging compatible devices.

Does it have any safety features?

Yes, it features short circuit protection to help keep your devices safe.

Es para ti si...

• You need to charge multiple devices in your vehicle
• You want fast charging capabilities for compatible devices
• You need extra cigarette lighter sockets for accessories
• You appreciate a clear LED display showing voltage and current