What is the output voltage of a car charger?
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The output voltage of a car charger is 12V, while for trucks, it is 24V. Additional information about car chargers is as follows: 1. USB Ports: Currently, some high-end car chargers generally include 2 USB ports, allowing simultaneous charging for two digital devices. These products usually feature overload protection, short-circuit protection, high-voltage input protection, and high-temperature protection, providing four layers of safety protection to ensure safe usage. Car chargers can be used both in vehicles and at home, offering a three-in-one multifunctional solution for car charging, direct charging, and USB charging. 2. Lower Voltage: Car chargers use the car's cigarette lighter as a power socket to directly charge mobile phones. Since the voltage provided by the car is relatively low, the car charger only requires an overload protection circuit internally. 3. Car Cigarette Lighter: When using the car cigarette lighter as a power socket to directly charge mobile phones, it generally includes overload protection, short-circuit protection, high-voltage input protection, and high-temperature protection, providing four layers of protection. Therefore, it can be used with confidence.