Rydonair Aluminum 4.2A Dual USB Charger Socket Power Outlet (Non Illuminated) - Ideal for Marine, Boat, Car, Golf Cart, RV, UTV, ATV, and More Review

This was exactly what we needed. I looked at several others; Some are cheaper, but we decided machined aluminum was the direction we wanted to go, and I'm glad I did. It arrived nicely packaged and the device looks and feels good. We went for the non-LED version and it looks like it's an integrated OEM part. It was easy to install and works without any problems. Come in addition; I had a question and contacted the company and they responded immediately. I recommend both the product and the…

I have used four of these in various off grid solar panels. The easiest to describe is a 12V 25W solar panel that plugs directly into one of them. I then connected two 70wh batteries / charged from the solar panel. With this setting, I was able to keep my batteries stable with no hiccups. These are among the few that don't generate significant radio interference, probably because the device itself is made of aluminum. They can also accept an input of up to 24V, which is ideal for open circuit…

Order arrived quickly and is exactly as described. In my RV there weren't any outlets near the bed to charge phones and since they were for the bedroom I definitely didn't want a bright indicator showing that the 12 volt power supply was connected. Without LED lighting, they're surprisingly hard to find. Glad you suggested the no backlight option. Used a 1 1/8 spade bit to make the hole, the connections were well marked and everything worked as expected on the first try. I would buy this again…

I have a Pontiac Fiero show car but it's already converted so I don't mind making sensible changes. The cigarette lighter is one of those accessories that no longer makes sense, and most people have USB adapters plugged into it. However, adapters don't always work well as they need to make good contact in the socket, which sometimes requires some twisting and turning. And most have 1 USB port rated at 1.1A. Unfortunately 1.1A works fine for mobile phones but tablets need more. This socket has 2

We have a 2655 Ciera '88 Bayliner that didn't previously have USB power so I was looking for ways to add it. Strangely, almost everything I found has bright LED lights that would light up the entire sleeping compartment, so I was very happy to find this model that doesn't have an LED. Its 2 x 2.1A ports provide power to charge devices or run fans or coolers, all via USB power delivery (vital in Florida!). Installation is also easier than the rectangular models, as only a 7/8" hole saw is…

Bought two of these, great build quality and very easy installation. I wanted to have USB outlets for our boys' devices, and both of our main cars have large rear seats, but no USB ports in the back. I've installed this (in every car) on the back of the front center console and it looks like it came from the factory. Luckily, both consoles had 12-volt outlets in the same spot, so plugging them in wasn't difficult at all. Although there are many ways to drill a hole, the best way is with a step…