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Question: Can you leave this plugged in when the car isn't running?
Document: This works perfectly in my 2003 Subaru, which only has one socket. Now I can leave my various accessories plugged in and not have to switch between charging my phone or running my seat heaters!
This item pulls to much juice from your battery and will require a boost if you leave it plugged in. It takes up too much space in the console area of the car. Not very efficient.
Not that you should need this many things plugged in but what my dad loves is that he can leave chargers for different phones plugged into this and not swap things out depending on what he's charging. So if one day he's charging his bluetooth, GPS, phone, my mom's phone, his work phone or something else he doesn't have to unplug and move anything...for the most part all the main chargers stay in this and it works as advertised.
Hi All.As with most RV'ers, with all of the things we use and carry in our RV's, they need to be plugged in some place for power. This really comes in handy. As in the Engine Dog-House Cover area of our Motorhome, we use 2 different GPS Units, keep a Laptop running and Charging, a Cell Phone Charger.Its pretty well make, and a better deal than I though it would be before I  first ordered it.
I have used this for 4 months now with no issues. I use after market seat warmers and a inverter to charge my smart phone. So during the winter months I constantly have 3 devices plugged into this device. A little bulky and hard to put out of the way when I have a passenger in the front seat. I have to leave in dangling to the side of the gear shift in my 4 door full sized sedan.
Works well. Small, easy to mount. Just have to remember to turn it off if I am going to leave the car for a few days. Nothing worse than waking up on a Monday to a dead battery, because you left your electronics on all weekend.
works great running multiple DVD players and other accessories. Really like the fact that you can screw it on (it's a 7 year old van, probably wouldn't do it to a newer car, though you could easily use velcro or something simiiiar). keeps the wires out of the kids way so they don't get pulled or stretched.
We purchased this 4-way extender for a car trip. My car only has one socket/lighter and we were wanting the option of running/charging multiple electronic devices. We have used this as an extension cord for running video players in the back seat and as a 4-way for charging multiple devices. It works well. We have not had any problems.
I placed this in a Honda that I bought from my daughter. It splits the power source (cigarette lighter socket) into 4 power outputs. Thus far, it is running a GPS and a radar detector and they seem to work fine. My son is driving the car so a third port is probably driving an iPod. So far, so good! !
This product was pretty good for what it was. It's positives is that there are four sockets to chargebut the negatives is that the sockets are really narrow so if your plug is wide then you will most likely have to leave a slot unoccupied simply because the sockets are so close together.Another con for a compact car is the cord is pretty long.And the final and major con is it worked well for the first 9 months but died just last week.
Answer: Hey,Raymond!No worry on leaving the Wagan 4-Way plugged in.The only drain is going to be a very small (5 milliamp) usage for the red led indicator lamp.