OUOU 12V 24V Heavy Duty 17 AWG 10A Male Plug Cigarette Lighter Adapter Cord with 1 Meter 3.3 Feet Cable Wire for Car Inverter,Air Pump, Electric Cup etc
Brand: OUOU
Categories: Automotive, Replacement Parts, Lighting & Electrical, Electrical, Cigarette Lighters & Parts

Product Description: Cable Type: 17 AWG 3.2ft / 1m Rated 12V 10A. The size of the hole in the ring terminal: 0.32 inch / 8.3mm. Current: 10A. Power: 120W. Material Description： 17 AWG Heavy Duty Red & Black Copper Wire, Plug Shell Made by the Bakelite Material (phenolic plastic), Spring is Copper Material. Hardness, High Resistance, Arc Resistance, Heat Resistance. Phenolic Plastic is the ideal high-temperature electrical materials, the quality is far superior to plastic material. Important Notice: The fuse of this product is 10A , the current inside the car must below the fuse current of this product. If the power and current of electrical equipment is larger. This product will get to hot.If the current is more larger, then the fuse will burnout to have protective effects. Please correct to use this product. This product is high quality, please be assured to use it. Package Contents: 1 x 17 AWG 3.2ft / 1m Wire Cigarette Lighter Plug Warranty:Will provide with 18-months Warranty from the date of its purchase.

12V and 24V are both allow, the output voltage is the same as the voltage in the car.
17 AWG extension cable lengthened up to 3.2ft / 1m,red cord is positive, black cord is negative.
Male plug is fitted with 10A fuse to protect your vehicle and devices and has LED light indication of power on.
This is a standard parts, apply to almost all models of cigarette lighter socket. Also can use other appliances with terminal. Line nose aperture is 8.3 mm.
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Manufacturer: OUOU
Brand: OUOU
Item Weight: 0.95 ounces
Package Dimensions: 6 x 3 x 0.2 inches
Date First Available: May 20, 2019