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Exotronic USB-C & USB QC3.0 Rocker Mount Socket

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Exotronic USB-C & USB QC3.0 Rocker Mount SocketExotronic 38W USB C & USB QC3. 0 Rocker Switch Socket Seamless Integration for Fast, Reliable Mobile Power Modern smart devices demand significant power, making standard 1A or 2A USB outlets inadequate for demanding travel and off grid setups. The Exotronic 38W USB C & USB QC3. 0 Rocker Mount Socket solves the frustration of slow charging times by delivering up to 38W of combined power. Designed to fit directly into standard switch panels, this flush

Exotronic 38W USB-C & USB QC3.0 Rocker Switch Socket

Seamless Integration for Fast, Reliable Mobile Power

Modern smart devices demand significant power, making standard 1A or 2A USB outlets inadequate for demanding travel and off-grid setups. The Exotronic 38W USB-C & USB QC3.0 Rocker Mount Socket solves the frustration of slow charging times by delivering up to 38W of combined power. Designed to fit directly into standard switch panels, this flush-mount charger is a highly practical upgrade for your caravan, boat, 4x4, or off-grid solar system. By opting for a dedicated USB C rocker switch, you can achieve a factory-fitted appearance without drilling custom, non-standard holes in your dashboard.

Advanced Power Delivery and Quick Charge Technology

Keeping your navigation tablets, smartphones, and communication gear powered is critical when venturing off the beaten path. This unit features dual high-speed charging ports. The 20W USB-C Power Delivery (PD 3.0) port negotiates the optimal charging voltage for modern devices, providing rapid replenishment. Concurrently, the 18W USB-A Quick Charge (QC 3.0) port supports legacy devices with highly efficient charging. Operating simultaneously, these ports provide maximum output, ensuring your essential electronics are fully charged when you reach your destination.

Designed for Standard Rocker Switch Cutouts

One of the primary advantages of this USB-C rocker switch is its standardised physical footprint. It requires a precise 37.2 x 21.2 mm cutout with a mounting depth of 35.3 mm, allowing it to drop perfectly into standard automotive and marine switch banks. This creates a clean, flush-fit aesthetic that matches your existing accessory switches. Whether you are replacing a blanking plate or an outdated voltmeter, the installation process is straightforward and yields a highly professional result.

Built for 12V and 24V DC Systems

Electrical versatility is crucial for mobile power applications. The Exotronic Rocker Mount Socket is fully compatible with both 12V and 24V DC systems. This broad input voltage range means it performs equally well in a 12V camper trailer setup as it does in a 24V heavy vehicle or marine electrical bank. There is no need for external step-down converters, simplifying your wiring and reducing potential failure points.

Key Features

  • High-Speed Dual Charging: Combined 38W output via 20W USB-C PD and 18W USB-A QC 3.0 ports.
  • Standardised Mounting: Fits perfectly into standard 37.2 x 21.2 mm rocker switch cutouts for an OEM appearance.
  • Pre-Wired 10A Harness: Includes a 50 cm wiring loom with an inline 10A fuse to protect your delicate 12V or 24V infrastructure.
  • Environmental Protection: The integrated cap provides resistance against dust, sand, and moisture ingress when not in use.
  • Illuminated Ports: A subtle blue LED backlight indicator ensures the ports are easy to locate during night-time operation.

Safety and Durability in Harsh Conditions

Off-road environments and marine conditions subject electrical components to intense vibration, dust, and moisture. Unlike budget alternatives that offer little protection, the Exotronic Rocker Mount Socket is built to endure. The tight-fitting protective cap shields the internal contacts from water and dust when the ports are unoccupied. Furthermore, the inclusion of a pre-wired harness with a 10A inline fuse mitigates the risk of short circuits, protecting your vehicle's broader electrical network from potentially damaging power surges.

Upgrade Your Power Panel Today

Ensure your critical communication and navigation devices never run out of battery. Install the Exotronic 38W USB-C & USB QC3.0 Rocker Mount Socket for a streamlined, highly efficient charging solution tailored for demanding environments. Add this premium rocker switch charger to your 12V or 24V system today and experience reliable power wherever your journey takes you.

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