[Enhanced] Electop 1 to 2 Car Cigarette Lighter Splitter Adapter Power Charger Port, 12V 24V 💡 Plug Socket 2-Way Splitter Y Adapter, 10-inch Cigarette Lighter Extension Cord 16AWG with 15A Fuse - Improved SEO Review

My video shows how loose this unit is. The first machine I bought was worse than this one. The plug-in is still loose enough not to make a good connection. I had to apply a lot of pressure to position it properly and it still wobbles. I also show you how the right charger should fit. But in general, a device that is several years old can shake and lose connection, but that shouldn't happen with a brand new device.

Works great. What I plug in doesn't slip out of the ports and I checked its continuity because someone posted that their connection was backwards. Everything is fine, plus is inseparable from plus and minus. The wire is thick, not thin, and does not appear brittle. The ends of the cords are fitted with protective plastic pads to prevent wear and tear. If you have a cigarette lighter always on, you can remove the red LED and solder the wire directly so it doesn't draw current.

ATTENTION! Mine wasn't plugged in properly and destroyed two of my favorite chargers. After checking with a multimeter, the negative was connected to the positive, and the positive the hell knows where, but it shorted out and destroyed my favorite car chargers. You don't work anywhere else. Luckily my car's electrical system wasn't damaged and I was lucky I didn't have anything more valuable plugged in. ATTENTION TO THE BUYER! If you decide to buy one, check the connections with a multimeter…

I needed a 12v DC 2 car cigarette lighter charging port splitter to use with my dash cam. I chose this particular brand of Electop because it was Revain's choice. I've only been using it for a few weeks, but so far it's working as advertised. Now I can use other electronics, charge my phone, etc. and turn on the dash cam at the same time. The cable length of 10 cm is sufficient for use. not too long and not too short. After reading some reviews on the internet I decided to disassemble the mines

I bought it a few months ago and am looking forward to a trip with friends in August. Since we needed to charge our phones I bought this splitter so everyone can keep their devices charged on the go. However, after half an hour we found that no one was getting power, so I switched to another outlet that I knew worked because it was plugged into my dash cam. However, that didn't work either. When I plugged the dash cam back in, the outlet stopped working. We stopped and I checked the fuses. Both

I have used this product several times while traveling long distances. On my 2017 Dodge Challenger, this product blew my fuse and blew the fuse. So the fuse had to be replaced. It happened the second time. So I thought this product might not be compatible with my 2017 Dodge Challenger. So I used this product to light up my 2011 Toyota Yaris. And did the same. The fuse has blown and my plug is not working. So I have to change the fuse. Is there something I don't know about the compatibility of…

First rating was 5 stars. It was 3 months ago. But today it gets 1 star. I bought this splitter to power both my dash cams (front and rear) and my SiriusXM radio, both of which require a cigarette lighter port. This splitter has worked great for these three months. , then . Voila, no electricity. I checked the internal fuses for a 2015 Altima cigarette lighter (20a). he was fine, he wasn't burned out. I also checked the connections to both the camera and the SiriusXM connectors. Everything was…

I bought this in December 2018, about 1.5 years ago. This splitter, which powers 2 devices, was permanently in my car and has NEVER been removed since it was originally installed. Basically I haven't touched or plugged it in all that time. One day it suddenly stopped supplying power to my devices. It wasn't a fuse - that's good. It was the cigarette lighter plug that would lose connection with the outlet unless you put it in the perfect position and hold your breath. The male plugin is out of…

15A? Well it's a joke. I had a USB-C power adapter plugged into a pigtail and was copying video resulting in a 5A-6A draw and the bolt through the plug was getting too hot to touch and the wire between the plug and socket got hot. I connected another computer to the MagSafe power supply in another pigtail and there was 9A between them. A few minutes later I smelled smoke and heard crackling. When removing the block connector from the source socket, I found that the spring that pushes the…