Car Charger Compatible with BLUETTI Car Charging Cable EB3A / EB70 / EB70S Portable Power Station 6.6 Feet 16AWG UL Certified DC Power Cord & 15A Fuse

Have several chargers and lost my oem one pretty quick in a box of cables. This works perfectly. No issues!

Feels solidly built. Charges like it should. Has held up for months now.

Title says it all this is a solid construction with a hefty cord. It feels durable and comes with few extra fuses if you ever pop one.

Does the job?

Both ends of this cord get HOT. It worked for maybe a month on my Bluetti and then one day I noticed it wasn’t charging. It was because the heat from this cord melted and how I can no longer charge my Bluetti while I’m driving because it needs to be plugged in in a certain spot. Do not recommend this product at all.

This adapter technically does what it's supposed to do. It connects my solar battery generator and charges it just fine. But after using it for around 30 minutes or so, I ran into a serious issue.Update. Item started to smell burnt plasticity smell, and now no longer works due to two issues. One I think the fuse is blown, however I'm not going to be using this again. Seems like an absolute fire hazard to me, why it does the plug that goes into the 12 volt cigarette lighter almost get so hot it burns your hand? Well it did get hot and it started to give off a plasticy burnt smell. Also the plug that goes into the solar battery no longer works, it is wallered out due to extremely cheap made. So I'm going to go ahead and drop you down for about three star to a one star cuz you almost burnt my car down with your product.The part that plugs into the cigarette lighter gets extremely hot. Not just warm—burn-your-hand hot. I went to unplug it and ended up with a small red mark on my fingers. The plastic didn’t melt, but it was hot enough to make me second guess ever touching it again without gloves. That’s not exactly what I’d call safe or practical.The wire itself seems thick and durable, which is a plus. But whatever’s going on inside that plug—wiring, internal components, who knows—it clearly can’t handle long-term use without overheating. It raises real concerns about safety, especially if it’s left unattended. I could honestly see this thing being a fire risk if you’re not careful.If you’re planning to use this for short bursts, maybe it’s fine. But if you're using it for any extended period, just be very cautious. A product like this shouldn’t require safety gear to unplug.

I have a small Bluetti that I need to make sure my fridge stays cold when I'm stopped. Without installed solar, I needed a way to charge on the move. Bluetti EB3A doesn't actually come with a 12v plug for charging (seriously, Bluetti?). Description says this will work, but I'd def check specs on larger units as the cord itself is thinner than what I have for larger units.

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