Golf Cart Phone Usb Charger For Electric Golf Carts - Dual Ports - 1a And 2.1a on 2040-parts.com
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Golf Cart Phone USB Charger for Electric Golf Carts - Dual Ports - 1A and 2.1A If you are looking for a permanent solution to charge your cell phone or other devices in-cart look no further... This golf cart phone USB charger is designed for use with anything using DC power like your electric Golf Carts, Car, Truck, Boat, Motorcycle or Rv. Works on ALL golf carts (36V, 48V and 72V). Don't worry about losing phone power anymore while on the course or cruising around your town while streaming music, using GPS, rangefinders or other apps that rapidly drain phone batteries. Nor will you lose any performance on a cart’s daily drive time. Installation is very simple, does require a few basic tools Hole Saw bit 1 1/8” for your power drill, drill bit, wire clippers, heat shrink, and a basic knowledge of electrical circuits and wiring. This Golf Cart Phone USB Charger can be wired directly to the battery bank or through the key switch (recommended) so that the USB is active only when the key is in the "run" position. Specifications: Type: Dual USB Charging Port Voltage at Socket: 5V / 1A, 5V / 2.1 A Max Output Current: 3.1A Dual USB Port Dimensions: 6.2 x 4.3 x 5.5 cm Dual USB Socket Weight: 0.120kg Compatible with iPhone, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3, iPhone 4, 5, 6, +, iPad, iPod or any other device using a USB low voltage charging cord. Special Note - You will need to hook up through your voltage reducer on your golf cart because you will only apply 12v Dc to this device. If you have headlights tail lights horn stereo etc on your golf cart they are running on 12v power. You can splice into that circuit any where that is convenient in relation to the mounting location desired for your new USB charging port. This unit will charge your devices at the required 5v+ range to the USB ports. Should you have any questions or not sure this motor will work with your application give us a call at (772) 247-GOLF - Pete's Team is always standing by to help you! Please call us first or email thru Ebay messages should you have any issue with any Golf Cart or Golf Cart Parts for any reason. We are totally new to Ebay and we will strive to maintain an Above average sellers rating. We will always do the right thing so rest assured you are in good hands should you do business with us. |
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