USB Type C Car Charger PD QC3.0 With Red Backlight For Mazda 2 3 5 6 CX-7
Engineered exclusively for Mazda interiors, this USB Type-C car adapter plugs directly into your dashboard console to deliver rapid Power Delivery and Quick Charge 3.0 output. The precision-shaped housing aligns perfectly with Mazda 6 (2004–2008), Mazda 5 (2012–2015), Mazda 3 (2004–2009), and CX-7 (2007–2012) sockets, eliminating loose connections that damage phone ports over time. Inside, copper contacts ensure stable power transfer while the rugged ABS shell dissipates heat during long highway trips. A soft red LED backlight illuminates the charging port at night, making it easy to plug in devices without blinding your eyes.
Performance Benefits & Setup Tips
- Pair the charger with a certified PD or QC3.0 USB-C cable to achieve maximum wattage for modern smartphones and tablet navigation.
- The fixed shape prevents dust accumulation inside your factory socket, extending the life of your vehicle’s original electrical contacts.
- Use the low-glare red illumination to locate the port quickly after sunset without distracting your road vision.
Technical Specifications
- Input Voltage: 12V DC
- Charging Protocol: USB-C PD & QC3.0
- Housing Construction: ABS Plastic body with Copper conductive sleeves
- LED Illumination: Red backlight
- PCB Unit: Integrated circuit board included
- Net Weight: 0.11 kg
Package Includes
- One USB-C car charger module with red backlight
- One integrated PCB assembly
Installation Notes & Coverage
This unit ships without a printed wiring guide; professional automotive installation is strongly recommended to ensure correct terminal connection and cabin airflow clearance. Manual measurement allows a 1–2 mm tolerance, and monitor brightness may cause slight color shifts from product photos. All electronic and mechanical equipment, devices and machines sold by InterCyprus to EU countries are CE certified and carry a two year warranty. Precision-fit automotive accessories delivered reliably from intercyprus.com since 2002.
