Auto Charger DeLOCK 64330 Mobile Device Charger

The DeLOCK 64330 auto charger is a compact mobile device charger designed for use in vehicles. It provides convenient power delivery to smartphones, tablets and other USB-powered devices while driving. The charger’s small form factor allows it to remain plugged into a vehicle power socket without obstructing other ports and makes it easy to carry when not in use.

Advantages

This auto charger offers reliable on-the-go charging with a compact design that fits most vehicle power sockets. Its compatibility with a wide range of USB-powered devices ensures flexible use for passengers and drivers. The charger’s streamlined construction minimizes bulk in the vehicle cabin and simplifies device charging during travel.

Suitable for

• Charging smartphones during commutes or long trips
• Powering tablets for navigation or entertainment
• Keeping portable battery packs topped up while on the road
• Providing power to dashcams, GPS units and other 12V accessory devices via USB

Key specifications

• Form factor: compact in-car USB charger
• Output: USB power output suitable for mobile devices (typical smartphone/tablet charge levels)
• Compatibility: works with a wide range of USB-powered smartphones, tablets and accessories
• Mounting: plugs into a standard vehicle 12V power socket / cigarette lighter receptacle
• Portability: lightweight and small footprint for easy storage and transport

How to use

Insert the charger into the vehicle’s powered socket and connect the mobile device using a compatible USB cable. The charger supplies power automatically when the vehicle socket is active. For best results, use the original or a high-quality USB cable suited to your device to ensure stable charging. Remove the charger when not in use or when the vehicle is off for extended periods to prevent battery drain.

Recommendations

Use the DeLOCK auto charger with cables and devices rated for your device’s charging requirements. Avoid exposing the charger to moisture or extreme temperatures and unplug it when the vehicle is unattended for long periods. If a device does not charge as expected, check the cable and device port for damage and try an alternative cable to isolate the issue.