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Cube Tracker GPS OBD II Car Charger
Description
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Cube GPS OBD II charger comes with a 10-foot-long micro-USB to OBD II charging cable, giving you enough length to route it around your vehicle. The super convenient charger is also designed to protect your car's battery-it automatically shuts off if the power source goes below 11.6 volts.
- - No need to worry about your GPS dying-car charger makes it easy to keep it powered up while on the go
- - Cable is 10 feet long, giving you plenty of length to route around your vehicle
- - Charger comes with a OBD II to micro-USB connector cable
- - Turns off if the source goes below 11.6 volts, helping protect your battery
- - Ideal for use with a Cube brand GPS (sold separately)
Specifications
| SKU | 3560492 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Cube Tracker |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Operating System Compatibility
| Windows Compatible | No |
|---|---|
| IOS Compatible | No |
| Blackberry Compatible | No |
| OSX Comp | No |
| Smartphone Capable | No |
| Android Compatible | No |
Flooring Information
| Water Resistant | No |
|---|
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Allows Remote Monitoring | No |
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Waterproof | No |
| Water Resistant | No |
12 Months.
Plug Charger into OBD II port on drivers side bottom of dash on a vehicle.
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