ProClip Charge-Only
Hard Wired power Adapter
DESCRIPTION:
ProClip Charge-Only Vehicle Cradle (Drop-in Style) with Hard Wired power Adapter
NOTES:
►This is a light duty, quick and easy, one handed, top drop in style cradle.
►Cradle can be used in vertical (portrait) position or landscape mode.
►Hard Wired power adapter is included. No other power cables needed.
►Uses four mounting screws with AMPS hole pattern.
►Cradle options for supporting device with or without Protective Boot.
►12-24V input, 5V output
►Does not support Trigger Handle.
REQUIRED ITEMS:
►For Mounting: Windshield Suction Mount (RAM-B166U) OR other RAM or ProClip mounting bracket options
ProClip Charge-Only Vehicle Cradle (Drop-in Style) with Hard Wired power Adapter
NOTES:
►This is a light duty, quick and easy, one handed, top drop in style cradle.
►Cradle can be used in vertical (portrait) position or landscape mode.
►Hard Wired power adapter is included. No other power cables needed.
►Uses four mounting screws with AMPS hole pattern.
►Cradle options for supporting device with or without Protective Boot.
►12-24V input, 5V output
►Does not support Trigger Handle.
REQUIRED ITEMS:
►For Mounting: Windshield Suction Mount (RAM-B166U) OR other RAM or ProClip mounting bracket options
FAQ: What Are US AC Line Cords?
Answer: Some battery chargers come with a US AC line cord. A US AC Line Cord is a power cable that is used to connect an electrical device to the main electricity supply in the United States. The "AC" stands for Alternating Current, which is the type of power supply commonly used in homes and businesses.
FAQ: What Are the Differences Between Single and Multi-slot Battery and Device Charging Cradles?
Answer: Number of Device Slots Single or Multiple slots, Charging and Synchronization, Form Factor.
FAQ: What Are US AC Line Cords?
Answer: Some battery chargers come with a US AC line cord. A US AC Line Cord is a power cable that is used to connect an electrical device to the main electricity supply in the United States. The "AC" stands for Alternating Current, which is the type of power supply commonly used in homes and businesses.
FAQ: What Are the Differences Between Single and Multi-slot Battery and Device Charging Cradles?
Answer: Number of Device Slots Single or Multiple slots, Charging and Synchronization, Form Factor.
