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Hama "Auto-Detect" 4-Port USB Charging Adapter for Tablets, 5 V/5.1 A, black
- Integrated circuit recognizes the connected device automatically, making it possible to charge nearly all smartphones and tablets
- Ideal for quickly charging several devices via USB at the same time
- Mains supply of 100V-240V suitable for worldwide use in conjunction with a country-specific adapter
Price on demand
Price on demand
Item No.: 00054182
GTIN: 4007249541826
Design (Colour, Pattern, Motif, Series)
| Shade of colour | Black |
Connectivity (Connection)
| Connection | USB-Typ-A-Coupling |
| Number of USB Ports | 4 |
| Power connector plug type | Euro Plug, Type C (CEE 7/16) |
Electrospecific Properties
| Input Voltage Range from/to | 100-240 V |
| Output Voltage/Output Current | 5V/ 5,1A |
Physical Properties
| Type | USB Charger |
Field of Application
| Recommended Use | Tablet |
Abvermarktung Rumänien
| Sale Romania | Sale Romania |
More product information
- Power supply unit and charger for up to four USB devices that can be supplied with power via a USB socket, e.g. smartphones, tablet PCs, MP3 players, navigation systems, Bluetooth speakers, etc.
- USB output: 5V/up to 5.1A
What's in the Box
- 1 "Auto-Detect" 4-port USB charging adapter
Note for Consumers
The integrated charging IC adapts the pin assignment of the USB connection to the connected device. This allows a smartphone/tablet PC to be charged with the maximally possible charging current. If two devices are connected, the charging current is split up. The maximum output current of 5.1 A should not be exceeded by connected devices.
