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Car Charger BLOW 78-474 — 5 V, 1.5 A, angled DC plug
BLOW 78-474 is a compact car charger that provides a regulated 5 V DC output at up to 1.5 A through an angled DC barrel connector. The unit is designed for use with portable devices and accessories that accept a DC barrel plug and for situations where a low-current 5 V supply is required from a vehicle's 12 V power socket. The charger fits standard 12 V vehicle sockets and converts automotive voltage to a stable 5 V output suitable for powering small electronics and recharging compatible devices.
The charger's compact form factor and angled DC plug reduce strain on the connector and save space in tight vehicle cabins. A regulated 5 V output ensures consistent voltage under typical vehicle conditions, while the 1.5 A maximum current supports a range of low-power devices. The product is simple to install and remove, and its design is focused on providing a reliable, plug-and-play power source for older mobile devices, portable accessories and small battery-powered equipment that use a barrel connector.
Insert the charger into the vehicle's 12 V power socket until it seats securely. Connect the angled DC barrel plug to the device's DC input jack, ensuring proper polarity and fit. Power is supplied automatically from the vehicle socket when the charger is inserted. Remove the charger when not in use or when the vehicle is turned off to avoid draining the vehicle battery. Verify that the connected device is compatible with a 5 V/1.5 A supply before use.
Use only with devices that accept a 5 V DC barrel input and do not exceed 1.5 A draw. Check connector polarity and physical fit before powering a device. Avoid using the charger in extremely hot or wet conditions and disconnect when the vehicle is unattended for long periods to prevent battery drain.
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