Brother 3' Automobile Power Adapter for PocketJet

Overview

The Brother LB3690 is an automobile power adapter designed to keep PocketJet 3 series printers powered through a vehicle’s cigarette lighter outlet. It enables mobile professionals to print invoices, receipts, or reports directly from their vehicle without worrying about battery life. With a three-foot cable, it offers convenient placement options inside cars, trucks, or service vans, making it easier to stay productive on the go.

Key features

• Provides stable power to PocketJet 3 series printers, ensuring uninterrupted printing during mobile operations
• Compatible with select PocketJet and RuggedJet models, guaranteeing a secure and reliable connection
• Three-foot cable length offers flexibility to position the printer comfortably on seats or center consoles
• Cable folds compactly for easy storage in glove boxes or equipment bags, enhancing portability between vehicles
• Designed specifically for mobile professionals such as delivery drivers, field technicians, and public safety officers who require on-site printed documentation

Key specs

• Power source: vehicle cigarette lighter outlet (12 volts)
• Cable length: 3 feet (approximately 0.9 meters)
• Compatible printer series: PocketJet 3 and select RuggedJet models
• Connector type: proprietary connection tailored for Brother printers

Connectivity and compatibility

This adapter connects directly to the standard 12-volt cigarette lighter socket found in most cars, trucks, and service vans. It is engineered to match the power requirements of PocketJet and RuggedJet printers, ensuring safe and efficient operation without risk of damage or power instability. This makes it a dependable accessory for professionals who rely on these printers in various mobile environments.

Ideal uses and environments

The LB3690 is well suited to mobile work scenarios where printing on the spot is essential. Delivery drivers can quickly provide customers with printed receipts, field service technicians can leave service records immediately after completing jobs, and public safety officers can issue citations roadside without delay. Its design supports a workflow that demands mobility, reliability, and convenience.