78: Hama 4-Port USB Kfz-Ladegert Auto-Detect (Maximale Ladegeschwindigkeit durch automatische Gerterkennung (fr Apple-Gerte, Smartphones, Tablets, MP3-Player etc.)) schwarz

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Hama 4-Port USB Kfz-Ladegert Auto-Detect (Maximale Ladegeschwindigkeit durch automatische Gerterkennung (fr Apple-Gerte, Smartphones, Tablets, MP3-Player etc.)) schwarz. Das beliebte Produkt ist derzeit verfgbar. Zu diesem gnstigen Preis, kommt Hama 4-Port USB Kfz-Ladegert Auto-Detect (Maximale Ladegeschwindigkeit durch automatische Gerterkennung (fr Apple-Gerte, Smartphones, Tablets, MP3-Player etc.)) schwarz hufig empfohlen, und es ist eine beliebte Wahl unter den meisten Menschen. Dont Zeit verschwenden, nehmen Sie es auf den Link unten, um immer besonderes Angebot.
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HAMA USB-Kfz-Ladegert 4x USB schwarzFeatures
  • Vier Gerte gleichzeitig an nur einer Buchse laden und betreiben (z.B. Smartphone, Tablet, MP3-Player, Navigationssysteme, Bluetooth-Lautsprecher)
  • Maximale Ladegeschwindigkeit dank intelligentem IC-Chip: erkennt angeschlossenes Gert und ldt Smartphone, iPhone, iPad, iPod etc automatisch mit der jeweils maximalen Geschwindigkeit
  • Hchste Gertekompatibilitt: passend fr nahezu alle USB-Gerte (markenunabhngig, ideal auch fr Apple)
  • Ausgangsspannung: 5 V, Eingangsspannung: 12 V/24V, Ladestrom: 4800 mA, Kfz-Adapter 12/24 V zur Stromversorgung in Autos, LKWs und Wohnmobilen
  • Lieferumfang: 1x USB-Kfz-Ladegert

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