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Energizer switched Triple Socket Adaptor review

Energizer switched Triple Socket Adaptor
Overall Auto Express rating

3.0

Price: £15.99 | Sockets: 3x12V, 1xUSB

It's difficult to keep things tidy with this three-way adaptor which has sockets on separate leads. They’re individually switched, so you can leave kit plugged in but not powered, which may suit some drivers. As the non-switched USB is a 2.1-Amp version, it coped with our iPad and iPhone. Not quite so impressive was the poor fit in one of the 12V sockets, as well as the strong spring in the power plug, which made connection intermittent.

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