A car charger is a device designed to charge the batteries of electronic devices, such as smartphones, tablets, or laptops, while in a vehicle. It typically connects to the car’s power outlet, often referred to as a cigarette lighter socket, or it may be hardwired into the vehicle’s electrical system. Car chargers convert the vehicle’s DC (direct current) power to a suitable output voltage and amperage for the device being charged. These chargers often feature one or more USB ports to accommodate various devices and may include additional features like fast charging capabilities, built-in fuses for safety, or LED indicators to show charging status. Car chargers enable users to keep their devices powered during travel or commutes, making them an essential accessory for frequent drivers and modern digital lifestyles.
The AXON Easy high-power charging station is fully equipped to support the North America Charging Standards (NACS), the most tested and widely used charging standard across North America. Commonly referred…