Motorcycle
Motorcycle Dual USB-C & USB-A Fast Charger with Voltmeter and Switch
Reviews
4.8/ 5
Brand EXTRACTME
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- 4 stars 1
- 3 stars 1
- 2 stars 0
- 1 star 0
Product description
Dual fast-charge ports: This kit includes a 30W USB-C (Power Delivery) port and an 18W USB-A port with Quick Charge 3.0. The two outputs let you replenish a Type-C phone rapidly (roughly half charge in about 30 minutes on compatible devices) while powering a second gadget simultaneously.
Mounting and wiring: It ships with two mounting options — a handlebar clamp sized for diameters of 1.9–2.2 cm (0.75–0.87 in) and a screw-mount bracket to suit different bike setups. The charger uses a single SAE plug for quick hookup to existing SAE wiring and also includes a 10A-fused SAE-to-ring-terminal harness to attach directly to the battery for a permanent install.
Display, control and housing: A blue LED voltmeter displays battery voltage so you can monitor charging system health while riding; the unit also has a manual on/off switch to prevent standby drain. The housing is molded from high-grade ABS to resist scratches and road wear.
Electrical specs and protections: The input accepts 12–24V DC and the smart circuitry negotiates output automatically (USB-A: 5V/3.4A, 9V/2.5A, 12V/1.5A; USB-C: 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/2.5A). Built-in intelligent IC and protective circuitry guard against short circuits, overheating, overcurrent and overcharging for safer operation.
Usage tips and care: Keep the power switch on while charging for proper output. The voltmeter helps spot a weak battery — replace the battery promptly if readings drop below about 12V. The SAE lead’s polarity and routing should be checked during installation to avoid blown fuses or accidental shorts; secure exposed terminals and follow safe wiring practice.
Warranty: The product includes a 12-month warranty and seller support for installation questions or faults.
Pros
- Fast dual-port charging (PD + QC)
- Integrated voltmeter and on/off switch
- Includes SAE-to-ring harness and two mounting options
Cons
- Mounting brackets feel lightweight
- Battery lead polarity requires attention
- Idle draw and bulk may be drawbacks for some setups
VerdictA practical charging solution for bikes with fast PD and QC ports, an integrated voltmeter and multiple mounting/harness options. Offers solid charging speeds and safety features, though bracket quality and cord polarity deserve attention during installation.
Reviews
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Jimmy Jo 5/5
Bright display, I hardwired it
Red display is legible in sunlight. I wasn’t fond of the small switch, so I removed the SAE plug and hardwired it to my relay setup.
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New kicks 5/5
Polarity caution — blew fuses
Polarity on the battery lead is reversed; I blew two fuses after not checking. Attach the unit before connecting to the battery and protect exposed wires.
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mud 5/5
Fast and easy install
Simple to fit and charges very quickly. I’d recommend it.
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Cl4ptp 5/5
Works on my cart
Runs fine on my golf cart.
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Kindle-Kunde 5/5
Sehr zufrieden
Kann ich empfehlen. Sehr zufrieden, keine Powerbank mehr nötig.
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Kristen adams 5/5
Great on a trip
Used it for a weeklong ride — charged my phone fast and worked flawlessly.
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Norman Byrd 5/5
Does the job
Works well.
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Survi 5/5
Perfect for phone and BT adapter
Runs my USB-to-Aux Bluetooth adapter and charges my phone via USB‑C without issues.
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Simon Young 5/5
Fits older Sportster
Installed on my 1994 Sportster; fits and charges quickly. Seems solid and I’d buy it again.
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Rubén Santiago Vázquez 5/5
Muy funcional
Muy práctico; no agota la batería con el interruptor apagado y ofrece una lectura correcta del voltaje.
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Cooper 3/5
Functional but a bit cheap
Feels somewhat inexpensive and bulky. Weatherproofing seems questionable and idle draw is noticeable, but it does charge phones; polarity reversed yet protected.
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Diana 4/5
Good readout, mind the cover
Charges well but the switch can be toggled when closing the cover. Brackets are a bit cheap, though the voltage display is handy.
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