More Than Basic

Four things matter most in a charger like this, and FCC-300 checks them all: 22.5W fast charging, Quick Charge support, a universal USB-A port, and a charging cable built to keep up with it. Simple on paper, but built with enough behind it to not feel basic in practice.

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A black car dual USB charger with a textured silver ring, shown installed in a car console.

The Perfect Fit

A compact, understated design that blends into any car's interior without demanding attention or getting in the way.

Built For Life

Made For Moments

Designed To Last

A black car charger plugged into a car port, with a smartphone lying nearby showing a green charging icon on its screen.

Charge Quick and Easy

One USB-A port keeps things simple, no tangle of cables, no clutter, just one cord to plug in and pull out when you are done.

Tech Specs

Key Features

Product Name

Power Torque 

Model

FCC-300 

Input

12-24V DC 

Total Output

22.5W Max 

USB-A Output

5V/4.5A, 4.5V/5A (QC 22.5W Max) 

Charging Ports

USB-A 

Fast Charging

QC 22.5W 

Compatible With

Smartphones, Tablets & Other USB-Powered Devices

Safety Features

Short Circuit Protection, Overcurrent Protection, Overvoltage Protection, Over-Temperature Protection 

Material

Pure PC, Fire-Resistant V0 Rated, High-Polish and Matte Finish

Why You’ll Love It
  • 22.5W of output means a standard 4000mAh phone can go from 0-100% in around an hour, give or take depending on the device. 
  • A USB-A port means broad compatibility across latest devices, with the fastest charging speeds on those that support Quick Charge. 
  • 12V-24V input means this works across cars, bikes, trucks, and vans, not just standard passenger vehicles. 
  • Built-in charging protection covers both your devices and the charger itself against short circuits, overcurrent, overvoltage, and overheating. 
  • Fire-resistant V0-rated housing means extreme in-car heat isn't something you need to worry about.
Best For
  • Anyone who gets battery anxiety while traveling, this takes care of that without much thought needed. 
  • Anyone looking for a durable charger built to hold up over long-term use.
  • Anyone who wants safe, reliable charging without extra ports or features they won't use.
Warranty & Delivery Info

Includes a 1-year warranty to protect your product, backed by a responsive customer support team whenever you need them. Delivery is secure and quick, within 1-3 working days.

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Included in the Box

  • Silver bracelet with star-shaped charms on a white background

    Car Charger

  • Charging cable

  • Warranty Card

  • User Guide

FAQs

Does FCC-300 support USB-C or Power Delivery (PD) charging?

No, FCC-300 is built around a single USB-A port with Quick Charge (QC) support, up to 22.5W. It doesn't include USB-C or PD charging.

Will FCC-300 fast-charge an iPhone?

It'll charge an iPhone, but not at the full 22.5W QC speed, iPhones use Power Delivery for fast charging rather than the Quick Charge protocol this port runs on, so expect a standard charging rate instead.

What happens if my phone doesn't support Quick Charge?

It'll still charge normally, just at your device's standard charging speed rather than the faster QC rate.

Is the included charging cable rated to handle the full 22.5W output?

Yes, the included cable is matched to the charger's output so you get the full rated speed without needing to source a separate one.

Is FCC-300 only for phones, or does it work with tablets too?

It's rated for smartphones, tablets, and other USB-powered devices, not just phones.

Why does FCC-300 only have one port instead of two?

It's built as a focused, single-device fast charger rather than a multi-port hub, which keeps it compact and straightforward if you're usually only charging one device at a time in the car.

Why does the spec sheet list two different voltage/current combinations (5V/4.5A and 4.5V/5A)?

Both reach the same 22.5W max output, just through different voltage-current profiles. Your device negotiates with the charger automatically and draws whichever combination matches its own QC profile, so you don't need to pick one manually.

Can I use a USB splitter to charge two devices from the single port?

It's not recommended. FCC-300's output is built around delivering its full 22.5W to a single device, splitting it between two would mean neither gets the fast charging speed it's rated for.

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