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True Blue Power Wireless Charger TWC15

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Part# 10-07589
MFR Model# 6430015-3

Overview

True Blue Power Wireless Charger TWC15 12-32vdc 6430015-3

Features

  • Output Power: 15 watts (maximum)
  • Input Power: 26 watts (maximum)
  • Input Voltage: 12 – 32 VDC (1.9A at 14 VDC and 0.9A at 28 VDC)
  • Charging Depth: Up to 0.375” (9 mm)
  • Standby, Charging, Charge Complete and Fault status indication
  • Short circuit, power surges, overload, over temperature, reverse polarity and foreign object detection protection
  • Ideal for in-seat, cabin and cockpit applications
  • Designed and built in Wichita, Kansas, USA
  • Two-year limited warranty

Specifications

  • Output Power: 15 watts (maximum)
  • Input Power: 26 watts (maximum)
  • Input Voltage:
  • 12 – 32 VDC
  • (1.9A at 14 VDC)
  • (0.9A at 28 VDC)
  • Charging Depth: Up to 0.375” (9 mm)
  • Weight: 5.9 ounces (167 grams)
  • Dimensions: 4.50” L x 2.28” W x 0.45” H
  • Mating Connector Kit: P/N 9019739-1 (included)
  • Mounting: (4) #2-56 threaded holes
  • Installation: In-seat, cabin and cockpit
  • Case: Anodized aluminum, black
  • Certification:
  • FAA TSO C71
  • RTCA DO-160G

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