🚢 Deyooxi 12v Outlet Socket: 12 Volt USB Outlet Panel with Quick Charge 3.0, LED Voltage Display, and Toggle Switch - Ideal for Marine Boat, Truck, RV Review

Installed for 12v portable marine cooler. It is nice that you can adjust the order of the arrangement. However, due to the collar, it was a bit difficult to install, but a small modification was required for each final installation. However, the device works perfectly when the sailboat is on land and the sea cooling performance is not interrupted.

Installed to have power in the back of my truck. Connected directly to the battery, there were no problems installing it. We power the cooling system in bed and I guess if you want to charge your phone while camping or whatever. You can also do this from the bed area. Wiring is simple, it comes with a roughly installed jumper already, no guessing. Excellent goods!

Excellent product. I like the ability to turn the device on and off. LEDs and voltmeter are good. Especially if the room is dark. My only issue with the block is that the terminal blocks are crimped so tightly that trying to remove it from the temp sensor caused the wire to fall out of the connection. But they make up for it by giving you extra connections in case that happens. The product has been a great addition to my van.

I wanted a 12 volt socket for our caravan and wanted to be able to charge cell phones, tablets etc via a USB port. But I wanted it to be able to be turned off since it has power consuming LEDs. All requirements were thus fully met. Now my wife can take her Fire tablet with her and when it needs to be charged it's no problem. I also use a nebulizer with a 12 volt lighter adapter and don't have to go to my pickup truck to use it. Problem solved.

This 12V/USB socket seems to be very well made. All parts are very durable. The cables and plugs used are of very good quality. I bought for my caravan to add 12v and USB next to the sofa. Installation was easy, I just removed the sockets from the front panel and used that as a template. I was planning to buy 3 vin total but only took 1 vs so I could check the quality first. Now I plan on taking 4 more instead of 2 lol.

I am working on converting my sprinter van into a camper van. With 12 volt wiring throughout the van (for the most part), I realized that knowing how much power was available was very important. This strip offers me the information and comfort I need: USB sockets for charging (phone, portable lamps, etc.), available current measurement, 12V socket (connect wifi antenna and relay) and a switch that allows a can manage entire track or set for a single task. PLUS, it's a clean, finished strip that

I bought 2 of these to use in a standalone power supply I created with a group 27 deep cycle battery after the great Texas ice storm inspired an affordable 12v backup power supply. Long story. Anyway, I installed them, connected them side by side and with my battery charged to 12.6 volts the voltmeters read 12.7 and 12.8 volts respectively. I've checked the 12.6v battery readings with two different multimeters and they are certainly correct, meaning those voltmeters are off. I didn't plan on…