MOTOPOWER MP0609A 3.1Amp Motorcycle USB Port Kit SAE to USB Adapter On Motorcycle
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Color: Red, Black
Features
- Universal Application- Input Voltage: 12-24V; Output: 5V, 3.1Amp. It can charge just about any phone, Tablet, GPS, camera, etc. With the SAE quick release connection design, it can work directly with your exsiting SAE pigtails on your bikes. Also the 7.5Amp fused SAE to Ring Terminal cable included in the kit can work with your battery chargers or maintainers to charge the battery conveniently.
- Waterproof Cap Protection- Waterproof cap included to protect internal circuit. Make sure keep the cap on when raining to protect the electrical system. Suggest setting the USB port downwards to prevent water inside of the port.
- Multiple Mounting Options- With multiple mounting design, it can be mounted to amost any surface with tape, zip ties or screws ( hardware not included)
- Double-layer Housing Crafts- Inner housing made of durable and fire-resistant Polycarbonate material for safety and ventilation.Outside housing made of soft Polyvinyl chloride material by seamless injection outside of the inner housing to protect the unit against dust and water.
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Brand: MOTOPOWER
Connectivity Technology: USB
Connector Type: USB
Compatible Devices: Tablets, Cameras, GPS, Cellular Phones
Compatible Phone Models: All
Included Components: Cable
Special Feature: Waterproof, Fast Charging, Short Circuit Protection
Color: Red, Black
Input Voltage: 12 Volts (DC)
Mounting Type: Universal
Product Dimensions: 1.8 x 1 x 0.9 inches
Item Weight: 0.81 ounces
Item model number: MP0609A
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: April 4, 2016
Manufacturer: MOTOPOWER
Country of Origin: China
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I wanted to add a USB charging port to my motorcycle and after searching around this one seemed to fit the bill nicely with a long enough cable and standard plugs. Took about 10 minutes to setup by routing it along the frame and hiding the connection point under the tank. You could drill some holes to mount it, but I didn't want to do that. The mount is made of a durable rubber. No idea how long it would last exposed to the elements, but I keep my bike stored indoors so shouldn't be a problem for me. Otherwise, I would suggest pumping dielectric grease in there and wrapping the outside with multiple layers of self-fusing silicone tape.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2023 by frank
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I just bought a new (to me) Harley and wanted to add an additional USB to it. The new Harleys don't have traditional fuses for how I normally tap a circuit, so I decided to go with this style that claims no draw when not in use. So far no issues that would relate to my battery being zapped when bike is off and nothibg is connected to the charger. Install was easy enough (everyone and every bike will be different). Seems durable so far. Would buy again
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2023 by Joe Sedivy
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It came fast after I ordered it. It was everything it said it would be. The price was great. It was easy to bolt on and run the wires. And it works exactly as advertised.
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Very easy to install, very durable, great size and appearance.
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2023 by Dalton Lee
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A very easy installation.
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2023 by G&G Energy Arthur miller
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The DR650SE I ride is an old school motorcycle; among other characteristics, it's totally lacking in any "tech". I wanted a setup for my cellphone and the first thing I needed was power. This is a very simple USB setup; it supplies standard 5vdc USB power many electronic bike accessories use to operate ...and it can be used to charge a cellphone. The socket assembly is held to your handle bar using zip ties ...which aren't included. The extension line to the battery was plenty long enough to use on my DR and includes a 7.5 amp fuse. There's an SAE connector allowing you to disconnect the USB port when not in use (advised by the instructions) and allowing you to connect a battery charger/tender having SAE connections. The unit runs on 12 - 24v DC and provides the standard USB 5vdc output. Inside the socket module are all the electronics controlling output voltage and amperage. The module doesn't support "fast charging" ...which makes sense since it's NOT solely a phone charger but a source of 5vdc USB power. I haven't tested the water resistance capability of the socket module so I can't comment on how well it keeps out water. The socket has a snug-fitting cap to keep water and debris out of it when not in use; this, via the description, is the only time the plug module will be anything approaching water proof. If the USB port is in use, facing upwards and you end up in the rain ...water *will* get into the socket. There's nothing special about the USB socket itself that looks like it would keep out water. You might be able to to flip the socket upside down (so the USB port faces down) and this may improve chances the socket doesn't get water in it but ...no guarantee. The plug module is solid and appears to be sealed; the cord inlet on the bottom has a strain relief/seal. So far this USB module has worked well; I have not had any issues and it hasn't damaged my Android phone; it works fine as a phone charger. If you know you're going to be riding in wet weather, I would not recommend using the port; put the cover on the port or flip it upside down and hope.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2022 by Mike
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first one installed did not work, even after checking, double checking and replacing stock blade type fuse, returned for replacement and replacement worked great!
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I expected this to not work, because it was so cheap, but so far so good. The waterproof cover seems to work and secures the inner wiring. I would recommend this product to a friend.
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