Dakota Lithium USB & Voltmeter Connection Cable In Stock

USB Phone Charger, Voltmeter, & Terminal Adapter Wiring Kit

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Technical Specs

Charge your cellphone or electronics on the go by connecting these two USB charging ports, volt meter, and others terminals to any Dakota Lithium battery.

Description

Charge your cellphone or electronics on the go by connecting these two USB charging ports and other terminals to any 12V Dakota Lithium battery. This handy wiring kit is multi-purpose; allowing your to charge electronics via the USB ports, check the voltage of your battery via the volt meter, adapt F2 terminals to universal ring terminals or SAE socket (or vice versa), and run multiple devices off of a single battery – all at the same time! F2 spade socket terminals fit on our 7Ah, 10Ah, or 18ah batteries, allowing you to connect additional electronics to the ring terminals and charge electronics with the USB ports. The ring terminals can attach to the DL 23Ah, 54Ah, or 100Ah battery and are thin enough to stack on top of the ring terminals on your primary wiring, allowing you to charge personal electronics off of the USB ports while running your main thing. This is a simple, useful, and creative DIY hack from one of our engineers.

Technical Specifications

  • Connections: Adds 2 USB ports to charge your electronic devices, F2 Spade Terminals, ring terminals, SAE socket.
  • Dual USB charging and voltage read out: Charge two separate USB devices AND run your main electronics at the same time. Monitor battery charge level in real time.
  • Installation: Easily attach the voltmeter in seconds. Use the F2 spade socket terminals to connect to a 7Ah, 10Ah, or 18Ah Dakota Lithium battery. Use the ring terminals to attach to a 23Ah, 54Ah, or 100Ah Dakota Lithium battery.
  • F2 Spade Socket to Ring Terminal Adapter: Fits the terminals on Dakota Lithium 7Ah, 10Ah, or 18Ah batteries.
  • Ring Terminals to SAE socket: Use the ring terminals to attach to a 23Ah, 54Ah, or 100Ah Dakota Lithium battery. Charge your personal electronics via the USB charging ports, or remove the volt meter to connect to the SAE socket.
  • Operate multiple devices off a single battery: 2 USB charging ports, 1 set ring terminals, 1 set F2 Spade Socket terminals. Remove the volt meter for access to a SAE socket.
  • Max 10 Amps: Wiring is rated to a max of 10 amps. Optimal for small electronics like fish finders, household electronics, cameras, cell phones, etc. Not appropriate for electric motors.
  • SAE Socket Plug: Remove the voltmeter to use the SAE socket plug
  • Free Shipping to Lower 48

David M.

love it, charges phones and electronics faster than the outlets in my F150.

William P.

Nice to be able to charge the phone in my kayak.

Jody Huneycutt

The item works as advertised. What more do you want?

Ricky R Green

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William G.

Haven't used it yet. I am slightly confused because the end has ring connectors. What is it supposed to connect to? The battery uses male and female connectors.

Jody Huneycutt

I use my 54 Ahr Dakota Lithium, Lithium Iron Phosphate battery to power my Icom IC-7300 amateur radio when I go portable, to work different Parks on the Air entities. When I arrive at a POTA location and set up my radio, I use my cell phone to spot myself on the POTA.com app, so other hams can see what frequency I'm transmitting on; and, I use my IPad to log the contacts I make. This phone charger, attached to my battery, makes sure I don't run out of power for the phone or the IPad, and, of course, the radio. This past weekend I went on a POTA Expedition, trying to get activations in as many parks south of I-20 and west of I-75, inside Georgia, as I could. I activated 12 parks in 3 days, and made a total of 354 HF contacts during those activations. I traveled over 800 miles, going from my home in the N. GA mountain town of Ellijay, on Thursday, to where I camped out, F.D. Roosevelt State Park, in Pine Mountain GA; then, out to a series of parks within 60 or so miles of Pine Mountain, on Friday and Saturday. By Saturday evening I was exhausted, but not my battery. It still had a charge of 13.3 volts when I got home. I've used other brands of LiFEPO batteries, but they all died within a few months. This Dakota Lithium battery is still going strong after a year and a half. I love Dakota Lithium batteries, and plan to purchase a smaller one to take with me when doing other POTA activations on some of the islands off the Georgia coast later this year.

Charles Adams

Awesome add on. Now I can monitor my battery voltage at a glance. Never been able to charge my phone in the past but now I can. Dakota Lithium makes a great product and backs it up with excellent customer service. Thank you Dakota Lithium!! Chuck Adams

Anonymous

it works, that's what I needed
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