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Hercules 12V Lithium‑Ion USB Power Source Adapter

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Hercules 12V Lithium‑Ion USB Power Source Adapter12V USB Power Source Adapter for Hercules Batteries Turn any Hercules 12V lithium ion battery into a portable USB power station. This compact adapter provides dual USB ports to charge phones, tablets, cameras, and small electronics on the jobsite or on the go. Key Features: Dual USB Charging: Power two USB devices simultaneously from a Hercules 12V battery Portable Power Anywhere: Ideal when AC outlets arent availablejobsites, travel, emergencies

12V USB Power Source Adapter for Hercules Batteries

Turn any Hercules 12V lithium-ion battery into a portable USB power station. This compact adapter provides dual USB ports to charge phones, tablets, cameras, and small electronics on the jobsite or on the go.


Key Features:

  • Dual USB Charging: Power two USB devices simultaneously from a Hercules 12V battery
  • Portable Power Anywhere: Ideal when AC outlets aren’t available—jobsites, travel, emergencies
  • Rugged Convenience: Impact-resistant housing with molded belt clip and lanyard loop for easy carry
  • Battery Compatible: Works with Hercules 12V lithium-ion batteries; battery not included

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Model HC03B
Power Source Hercules 12V lithium‑ion battery (not included)
USB Ports 2
Primary Function Converts Hercules 12V battery into a portable USB power source
Features Impact-resistant housing; molded belt clip; lanyard loop
Recommended Use Charging phones, tablets, cameras, and small electronics
Product Weight 0.16 lb
Shipping Weight 0.25 lb

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Does this include a battery?
A: No. It requires a Hercules 12V lithium‑ion battery, sold separately.


Q: How many USB ports are available?
A: Two USB ports for charging two devices at the same time.


Q: What devices can it charge?
A: Phones, tablets, cameras, and other small USB-powered electronics.


Q: Is it suitable for jobsite use?
A: Yes. It features an impact‑resistant design with a molded belt clip for jobsite durability and portability.


Pocket Power, Elevated

This petite powerhouse tucks into your tool bag with sculptural ease, turning a 12V battery into elegant on‑the‑go energy. The dual USB ports and streamlined clip feel smart and intentional—form meeting rugged function. Stash it on a belt or bag for a clean, clutter‑free charge station wherever you land. Consider it a chic essential for a polished, high‑performance workspace.


Add instant, portable charging to your Hercules 12V system—pick up this USB power source adapter today.

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