🔌 P.I. AUTO STORE Premium 110V / 120V AC to 12V DC Power Converter/Adapter/Transformer 10 Amp - FCC & CE Approved for Use with 12V Max 10 Amp Cigarette Lighter Accessories Review

I used this to turn on my radar detector. Excellent workers. I had to change the settings and damn it too tight with a rear window. While I had it, I also updated the firmware! Now I use it for an old CB radio that was 12v in my car. That works great. I talk to people about this all the time!

I've only been using it for half a year and so far so good! I got a new Coleman home adapter which failed after about four months. The one that came with the Coleman 40QT cooler stopped working after falling about a foot off the ground after unplugging it. I called Coleman and was told it was out of warranty and should only be used for 3-5 hours at a time before unplugging it for a few hours after claiming I had it on all the time plugging home until I can unload the cooler! (sounded like…

I love car gadgets so in my world they are often 12V, known as the ones you plug into your cigarette lighter. Our garage is far from home, so this converter is perfect for testing said gadgets without having to travel. In the picture I show the encoder with the Garmin Speak connected. The converter is still fairly new and I noticed that several reviewers stated that it stopped working after a fairly short period of time. I'll update if it doesn't keep connecting. But so far it's great. Thank…

My original review was of a unit that put out 12.55 volts which did not please me but would not force me to return the item. It always bothered me that the cable end on the wall had two prongs and something was dangling from the wall. The end of the 12v cable is a bit short and the connector that gets stuck in it doesn't seem to go all the way in. Last night the AC end came out of the wall opening with a simple and careful random tug. on the cable, and that shut down my entire astro imaging…

I bought a tire compressor for my scooter. I used two AC/DC adapters as I didn't have a car to use the cigarette lighter socket in. The first one I had didn't even make a sound. Second, the display lit up, but that just made my device buzz. I checked amps and voltage but after some research I finally realized it all boils down to watts. So I read various reviews and saw that my AC/DC adapter runs at 115W. Now that I understood what my problem was, I knew what to look for. I saw this one sold by