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5V 50mA USB Port Car Charger Adapter for iPod / iPhone - Sku# DTA0361000CA
Sku: DTA0361000CA
Price: $6.62
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Specifications: - USB port car charger adapter for iPod iPhone
- Universal PDA car charger adapter cigarette lighter adapter with unique shape as picture show which allows charging in your car via USB cable connection
- Built-in charging circuitry protects against back-flow current and excessive electrical loads
- Regulated voltage allows charging for cell phones, iPod, PDAs, PDA phones, digital cameras, MP3 players, portable CD players and other mobile devices that can be charged via an USB connection
- The built-in charging circuitry iPod car adapter can protects your player from damage
- iPod car adapter is slick and compact
- The iPod car adapter adapter plugs into any available charging 12V accessory outlet or car lighter jack
- Simply plug the charger into a cigarette lighter socket and connect your existing USB cable (not included) to your iPod for recharging
- Available in white, black
- Dimension: 10 x 3.8 x 1.7cm/3.9 x 1.5 x 0.7in(L x W x T)
Details:
- Via USB cable connection, this car charger for iPhone can charge your iPod / iPhone in your car
- Built-in charging circuitry of this beset car charger protects against back-flow current and excessive electrical loads
- And Regulated voltage allows charging for cell phones, iPod, PDAs, PDA phones, digital cameras, MP3 players, portable CD players and other mobile devices
- This car charger for iPod can plugs into any available charging 12V accessory outlet or car lighter jack
- Moreover, this best car charger for iPod is slick and compact so as to be portable for you when you are out
What Effects Does a Car Charger for a Phone Have on a Car?
Car Power: - A car's alternator supplies the power when the vehicle is on, keeping the battery full of power.A car's power comes from several sources. When the car is turned off, lights inside the vehicle are powered by stored energy from the car's battery. When the car is turned on, the alternator produces energy the entire time and keeps the battery full, assuming that the vehicle is maintained and in working order. If there is a problem with the alternator, the battery may not charge properly while the vehicle is on, resulting in frequent dead batteries after power drainage.
Phone Car Chargers: - Cell phone car chargers plug into the lighter socket or available power socket and allow the user to charge her cell phone drawing power from the car. If the car is turned off, just as with the lights inside the car, the cell phone charger is drawing power from the car's battery. Leaving the charger plugged in when not charging a cell phone may also drain the battery's power, but this will be a slower drain on the battery than if charging a phone. If the car is turned on, the cell phone is receiving power from the alternator, just like the rest of the car. The power generated from the alternator is essentially limitless, which means that charging a cell phone in a running vehicle is not a drain on power.
Fuel Concerns: - Cell phone car chargers do not receive power from fuel in the vehicle, but alternators use fuel to make power for the battery.The outlet a car charger is plugged into draws its power from the battery. When the car is off, this power comes from the battery only. When the car is on, this power comes from the battery that is being kept fully charged by the running alternator. The alternator converts power from the gas into energy to keep the battery charged, so the charger is only indirectly drawing on the gas tank. This is, of course, assuming that the vehicle is well-maintained and in working order with no known power issues. The drain on fuel is essentially insignificant because the alternator is running if the vehicle is turned on, regardless of whether a phone charger is plugged in or not.
Package Included: - 1 x USB Port Car Charger for iPod / iPhone
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