Garmin 010-10908-00 portable friction mount gps accessory
- GPS Vehicle Mounts
- Aera 500, aera 510,…
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A 7-foot OBD2-to-Micro-USB cable converts 12 V or 24 V vehicle power with 88–98 % efficiency and protects connected devices with over-current, over-voltage and low-voltage safeguards
This cable plugs into a standard 16-pin OBD-II port and accepts 12 V or 24 V vehicle systems. An internal stabiliser converts the supply with 95 to 98 percent efficiency at 12 V and 88 to 90 percent at 24 V. The right-angle Micro USB connector keeps the lead tidy against the dash. It delivers regulated 5 V power to any Micro USB device.
Drivers who want a permanent, fuse-panel-free feed for a dashcam, GPS navigator, phone or tablet will find the seven-foot reach convenient. Built-in protection limits current to 1.6 A, clamps output at 5.6 V and cuts off if the battery drops to 11.5 V, preventing flat-battery starts. It cannot charge devices that need more than 2 A or require USB-C, Lightning or proprietary connectors.
The male OBD-II plug inserts directly into the diagnostic socket with no tools or splicing. The two-metre cable routes along trim panels to the windscreen or centre console, leaving the port accessible for diagnostics. Low-voltage shutdown protects the starter battery on long parking periods. The adapter adds no extra load to the vehicle’s fuse box and frees the 12 V accessory socket for other gear.
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The vehicle must provide a 12 V or 24 V supply through its 16-pin OBD-II port.
Yes, the cable stops drawing power when the battery drops to 11.5 V, preventing excessive drain.
A connected Micro-USB device should charge steadily without triggering over-current or over-voltage protection.
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