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12V Power Supply to Dual Port USB-C + USB-A QC 4.0 Kit

12V Power Supply to Dual Port USB-C + USB-A QC 4.0 Kit

Name: 12V Power Supply to Dual Port USB-C + USB-A QC 4.0 Kit
Brand: Bulletpoint Mounting Solutions
SKU: BMS-12VSupply
Price: 15.99 USD
Availability: InStock

$15.99

BMS-12VSupply

Dash-Mounted Dual USB Ports

This 12V power supply kit gives you the ability to conveniently hardwire 2 USB ports on your dash mount.

Note: this is not a plug-and-play system and requires knowledge of vehicle electrical systems. Professional installation is recommended.

FEATURES

Mounting plate with installation hardware (compatible with any of our RubiGrid® dash mounts)
Simultaneously charge 2 devices at the same time
USB-C PD 4.0 Port
USB-A QC 4.0 Port
Compatible with both of our wireless phone chargers:

TECHNICAL SPECS

Type C USB Output / USB A Output : 2.4A-5V, 2A-9V, 1.5A-12V (20W Max）

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

1x 12V Power Supply with Dual USB Ports
2x Self-Tapping Screws
2x sets of Nuts, Bolts and Washers
2x Splice Connectors

Item is of great quality and can be fit in multiple ways. Only thing I can suggest is making different variations of the usb connection. Most items are beginning to move to USB-c now.

12v power supply

I purchased this 12v for more charge port during operation road tirp. It has far exceed my expectations. This comes with duel port smd fast charge. Install anywhere with easy installation.

on the right track... but

This is a much overdue part, I hate cables hanging everywhere on my dash and over the screen. BUT I am running into a few issues. I have the new 3500 GMC so space on top of the mount is limited, not that big of a deal as I believe this will work under the top layer with short USB cords coming up to my devices. yes another but, the supplied leads are short, nice touch with the spade terminals but wish they were slightly longer or options to have the spade or tined bare ends. Now how I get it wired is still an on going issue, it looks to access the area under the mount will take removal of the entire infotainment system, center console... well most of the dash.