Can this extend a (1 amp) car charger?
882595
This is a USB cord and will only connect to USB ports and another USB cable. It is like an extension cord in that sense. You could try connecting your charger with a USB cord that you have now and see if it works. I use it to connect my printer to my laptop. One end of the cord is small and connects into the printer or other unit and the other end plugs into the USB port on the laptop. I hope this helps.. You could to to Belkins web site and see what they have to say about it.
1460364
the factory adapter that came with mine has an output of 19 volts and 1.0 amp. not sure if increased amperage will hurt anything.
59409
Yes, but keep in mind your vehicle wiring is still limited to 20 amps. So if you are using the original vehicle outlet and the new piggy-backed circuit, the combined amperage draw cannot exceed 20 amps.
81963
YeS...well no, but I use a 12V inverted for a car plug and the original charger... and somehow make them stay in good enough to charge...ubcan figure that out
649159
Yes. It works as three individual, high capacity chargers. I use it to charge my iPhone, iPad AIR and laptop at the same time. The most important thing to remember is to be sure that you have a tight connection where you plug it in to your cars 12 volt power outlet to avoid overheating from a poor connection.
1008176
You only want to use the correct amperage for your device. I believe that this device requires the 2.1A charger.
1471368
Not with the plug it comes with. I'm sure if you find an AC plug that goes into the car charger you could do it.
421792
I don't see why you can't, provided you don't exceed the amperage rating of the unit.
537583
Shouldn't be a problem with DC current, Better to have a continuos extension without multiple connectors (length not too much of an issue). it's best to check with manufacturer of the charger.
1796272
Car chargers are designed for 12 volt systems. This should work fine provided the connecting port for the device matches.
1824997
It as short as your iPhone charger . I know apple sells a longer one that you can use with the car charger . I would know since I had to run to apple for one .
1586134
Just think of this as an extension cord. The standard battery tender comes with maybe a 6 ft cable to connect to your battery. If your car id not close to an outlet, you may be out of luck. I bought this extension because my battery tender plugged into my outside outlet in my car port would not reach my truck where I have it parked. The 25 foot cable allowed me to add it to the standard cable that comes with the charger and attach it to my battery in my truck. I love having the extra cable, plus, it's not really that expensive.
393834
I don't know for certain, but that should work. The red, piggybacked plug is the one that draws extra current, so you'd put that one on the charger.
790661
Yes, it will increase the milliamps to the device.So two 1 amp USB ports, will provide 2 amps to the micro USB plug
1396249
Most PC's and chargers limit the current to about a 1/2 amp. That's due to the USB 2 spec. There are a few, such as Apple, Kindle, and others, that charge at higher currents. I would have no reservations using this extension at 2.1 A. Go for it.
391255
As long as the fuse that you have controlling the head lights will handle the extra amperage
935266
It's possible, but might be more complicated than you think. I have a plug-in Prius and ran over my connector. I got this to replace it, but the build of the unit made it impossible, and I'm an electrical engineer. I sold my cable to a guy building an electric car. You can buy a complete aftermarket charger on eBay for $350 (usually). That's what I ended up doing.