Car Charger Maclean MCE218 Mobile Device Charger

The Maclean MCE218 Mobile Device Charger is a compact car charger designed to supply power to smartphones and tablets while driving. Its black housing contains four USB 2.0 ports that allow several devices to be charged at the same time. The charger accepts 12–24 V from a vehicle cigar lighter socket and provides a combined charging output suited for everyday mobile devices, making it practical for personal and family use in cars, vans or trucks.

Advantages

The Maclean MCE218 offers simultaneous multi-device charging through four USB 2.0 ports, reducing the need for adapters or waiting for free outlets. Its wide input voltage range supports both 12 V and 24 V vehicle systems, enabling use in passenger cars and larger vehicles. The compact black design is unobtrusive and intended to blend with most vehicle interiors, while the USB 2.0 ports provide universal compatibility with common charging cables for smartphones and tablets.

Suitable for

• Charging multiple smartphones simultaneously during travel
• Powering a tablet for navigation or media use in the vehicle
• Providing charging ports for passengers on road trips
• Use in cars, vans or 24 V-equipped vehicles such as delivery trucks

Key specifications

• Charger type: Car (auto) charger
• Compatible devices: Smartphones, tablets
• Input voltage: 12–24 V (cigar lighter socket)
• Ports: 4 × USB 2.0
• Colour: Black
• Power source type: Cigar lighter

How to use

Insert the Maclean MCE218 into the vehicle's cigar lighter socket until it is snug. Connect your device using an appropriate USB cable to one of the four USB 2.0 ports. Verify that the vehicle power is on so the charger receives input voltage. Monitor connected devices while charging and disconnect when devices reach the desired battery level or when the vehicle is turned off. Use manufacturer-recommended cables for best performance.

Recommendations

For safe and efficient charging, ensure the cigar lighter socket and charger contacts are clean and dry. Avoid charging high-current devices simultaneously if the vehicle electrical system is under heavy load. Use standard USB cables compatible with your device and disconnect devices when the vehicle is not running for prolonged periods.