🔌 Power Up with Marinco 12V USB Chargers, Receptacles and Plugs: Fast and Reliable Charging Solutions Review

Exact replacement for Travato USB ports. I like the LED display. I'm not sure if the existing blocks have LEDs or are burned out.

I have purchased many different 12v sockets for several projects and I have to say that this company makes beautiful, durable and well designed products. I don't know where mfg is but when it's with everyone else in China this brand just seems to be getting better. highly recommended.

This is a quality 12v outlet that I paid nine to fifteen dollars for and have installed several of them. The use of the front panel is optional. The rear tightening plastic swivel nut has 2 hooked lugs that can be ground down if additional lateral clearance is required for assembly. If you have a serious application they make a special twist lock connector to use with it, but it works fine with standard connectors on chargers, GPS etc. No flaws I've found.

I bought two of these to mount on my bikes. They are of good quality and fit well. The problem I had in both cases is that the devices seem to unplug and lose power from the outlet. You have to constantly insert the plug to reestablish contact. So now I just stick a toothpick next to the fork to keep it from popping out again. I wish it wasn't necessary! With an outlet this expensive, I wish the plug was tighter.

I was wanting to add a 12V weatherproof outlet to the outside of my small pop-up trailer, but online reviews were abusive about the "by-products" of this little outlet. . This one is real. It is well made and came a day earlier than expected. Some say the hat fell off pretty quickly because of the sun. I live in the desert and my trailer has a container on the sunny side where I keep it. I have found that the butane canister lids for my backpack stove press into the protective cap and tighten…

Great modern replacement for an old cigarette lighter plug. I also like how it shines. Excellent quality. I didn't use a rectangular frame, I just popped it into an old cigarette lighter hole. There is a nut on the back to hold the product on the dashboard. Looks great.

This is a quality 12v outlet I've paid nine to fifteen dollars for it and several installed from it. The use of the front panel is optional. The rear tightening plastic swivel nut has 2 hooked lugs that can be ground down if additional lateral clearance is required for assembly. If you have a serious application they make a special twist lock connector to use with it, but it works fine with standard connectors on chargers, GPS etc. No flaws I've found.

Just what I need for my Gheenoe mini console. Comes with hardware. I did not check whether the screws are made of stainless steel. The included jacks are rubbish so I didn't use them. Weather protection as expected. This model does not have a large seal as it is part #12VRC. Marinco also sells the 12VRC.PG with a full seal. I limited the circuit to 10A but I think you can increase it to 15A. It has a twist-to-lock feature, although not many 12V plugs have this feature. Overall I would buy these

There is not much in such a fork, but it is a quality device. My only concern is that the threaded locking ring that you screw onto the back of the plate is only screwed in on opposite sides of the ring, not all the way around, and there are two flat sides on the connector. This allows the ring's threads to align with the planes of the body and slide it all the way in, then rotate 180 degrees to hold it in place. Unfortunately, the threads on the ring are limited, and the fact that it comes…