M3 Mobile Mobile avtomobilski adapter

Delivering 12.5W of reliable in-vehicle power, this M3 MOBILE UNIV-PWSP-V00 adapter converts 12–24V DC from a standard cigarette lighter socket into a stable 5V 2.5A supply for your handheld terminal. Its 1.5-meter cable and device-specific barrel connector keep your mobile computer charged and ready during long shifts on the road.

Overview

Engineered for field and fleet use, the UNIV-PWSP-V00 is a compact vehicle power adapter built around high-grade ABS plastic and a robust DC plug. It accepts the wide 12–24V input range found in cars, trucks, and vans, ensuring compatibility across mixed fleets. The output is tailored to M3 MOBILE handheld terminals and mobile computers, providing a secure connection that prevents accidental disconnects.

What stands out

• Wide 12–24V DC input covers 12V cars and 24V commercial vehicles
• 5V 2.5A output with 12.5W total power for fast, consistent charging
• 1.5-meter cable allows flexible mounting and device placement
• Integrated overload, short-circuit, and over-voltage protection
• Power status LED confirms active charging at a glance
• CE, FCC, and RoHS certified for safety and environmental compliance

Technical details

• Product type: Vehicle power adapter
• Input voltage: DC 12V – 24V
• Input connector: Standard vehicle cigarette lighter plug
• Output voltage: DC 5V
• Output current: 2.5A
• Output power: 12.5W
• Output connector: M3 MOBILE device-specific barrel connector
• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Material: High-grade ABS plastic
• Colour: Black
• Operating temperature: -10°C to 50°C
• Efficiency: >85%
• Protection features: Overload, short circuit, over-voltage
• LED indicator: Power status
• Certifications: CE, FCC, RoHS
• Application: In-vehicle charging and continuous power supply

Our verdict

Built for demanding mobile workflows, the UNIV-PWSP-V00 keeps your M3 MOBILE device powered without interruption. Its rugged design, wide input range, and essential safety protections make it a dependable choice for logistics, field service, and transportation teams.