Reload Multi-Mobile & iPOD Charger with International USB Travel Adaptor

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Scan code: LN28281 Manufacturer code: PAC002

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Product Overview On the Go - Digital Lifestyle
• With the USB travel adapter, you can keep your device fully charged while you travel, works in over 150 countries.
• Easy to Use: Just plug in and attach your mobile device.
• Rapid charge: charges Ni-Cd, Ni-Mh and Li-Ion batteries.
• Voltage: 110V to 230V AC input, 5V DC output, Max 1A
Features Ideal for charging your USB device, Mobile, Ipod, PDA etc. without your PC or Laptop.
• Easy to Use: Just plug in and attach your mobile device.
• Rapid charge: Charges Ni-Cd, Ni-Mh and Li-Ion batteries.
• Voltage: 110V to 230V DC input, output 5VDC, Max 1A.

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