: PowerLine 0900-79 12-Volt DC Dual Socket Splitter with USB Charging Port

: PowerLine 0900-79 12-Volt DC Dual Socket Splitter with USB Charging Port
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PowerLine 0900-79 12-Volt DC Dual Socket Splitter with USB Charging Port

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PowerLine 0900-79 12-Volt DC Dual Socket Splitter with USB Charging Port
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Street Price: $12.79
Gaunz Org Price: $10.83
Savings!: $1.96 (15%)
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 13058







Binding: Tools & Hardware
Product Brand: PowerLine
EAN: 0027005900791
Label: PowerLine
Product Manufacturer: PowerLine
Model: 0900-79
Publisher: PowerLine
Ranking: 13058
Studio: PowerLine


Piece facts:
  • Turns 1 Power Socket in to 2-splitter with USB charging port
  • Expands auto power socket into 2 power sockets and provides USB port for charging electronics
  • Convenient pivot plug conveniently fits your CLA socket location
  • Charge 3 devices at the same time --2 via CLA socket and 1 via USB port
  • Ideal for DC powered electronics and todays portable devices





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0riginal Power PowerLine 12v DC Dual Socket Splitter with USB charging port ideal for GPS devices and more.

N0TE: RMA requests must be made within 20 days after you receive the items. 0pen box return is not acceptable unless defective.









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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * Bad, dont buy. ...
This thing blew out the fuses on 2 of my satelite radios, and blew out the fuse on my car while I was using the USB port to charge my iphone. When you plug things into it they come back out in short order. It also comes out of the socket that you plug it into. NOT happy. Its too bad because its a good idea.




Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - Didn't work well, large and awkward!
This 12-volt splitter was awkward - got in the way of my dash controls. And, most importantly, the connection was intermittent causing my GPS to cycle on and off continuously! I returned this item!


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Perfect for GPS users ...
I just got a GPS unit and realized that it permanently takes up the car power socket - well no longer. This splitter give me 2 power sockets and even provides a Standard USB charging port for my PDA & iPod. Very cool and practical. The plug tip swivels so it fits nicely into the slightly disfuctional location Honda put the socket in my car.

I recommend this product because it works well for me and i have lots of gadgets in my car: Phone, PDa, Ipod and GPS -- well worth the cost!


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Port Charging USB with Splitter Socket Dual DC 12-Volt 0900-79 PowerLine
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