Name: 2PCS Cigarette Lighter Male Plug Extension Cable
Brand: Nilight
SKU: 812227031831
Price: 999 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

work great. I mounted on a flagpole for my camper

Buena calidad

Muy rápido y buena calidad

Functional, but don't push its limit.

I used one of these to replace the end of my car's air compressor cord (easy solder job), and after having used it a few times now to air up after offroading I notice that the plug gets very hot. I measured up to 11-12 amps under my max PSI load and this plug is rated for 10. It includes a 10A fuse that has never blown, so my use must be just high enough to make the plug get hot but just under the true burnout limit of the fuse. It loses one star because the negative wire only connects to one of the grounding fins on the side. Maybe that's standard and I never knew, but it seems like a cheap buck-saver at the cost of better conductivity. I will be replacing this with alligator clips directly off the battery for my compressor, but I think this is a fine product if you're sure your application will draw under 10 amps.

Justo como se describe

Excelente calidad y rapidez en el envio.

Cumplio mis expectativas

Works as intended.

I didn't use their connectors so I can't comment on that. I have used it with a 7 amp consistent load and accidentally popped a couple 15a fuses. Still looks good and working great with my little pump on my boat

buen producto

Buen producto

Suitable replacement

Broke the Cigarette Lighter male port on my emergency 12v air compressor / tire inflator (while of course I was needing it) and having been reminded of the value of a working compressor, I decided to look at a repair or replacement. It not a high end tire inflator (was maybe $20 when I got it) so I wasn't wanting to spend a lot if repairing was a real option, but being able to get 2 connectors (with fuses like the original plug) for $8 was a pretty easy decision. I opted to solder the wires together since they had differing gauges, only hold up on the repair was figuring out the polarity of the compressors wires. Haven't run it long, but the included fuse was more than enough to run the compressor when I tested it. I haven't tried inflating a tire since the repair and the compressor really needs the power / generates heat, but suspect the replacement plug will hold up when its needed