3.4A Dual Double USB Car Charger adapter 2 Port LCD Display 12-24V Socket UK https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/254041116088
Red or blue backlit......posh!
what brand are these outlets?
they are 4U (in eurospeak) see if they also do a 6U which would give you enough space to add 1 or 2 usb sockets from the same manufacturer.
I'm using VIMAR IDEA and that's how it works, your's look similar.
You'd have to cut a larger aperture on the bulkhead and make it symmetrical to the stereo on top. Would look good.
alternatively, have a look in case there are combo sockets with your UK 3pin together with usb in the same 2U space.
hope it makes sense!
cheers
V.
No unless Ebay have them, however I fitted all mine to the blanks in the light switches ( assuming you have them - I had lots).
Cut a slot in the front and mounted it in Sika.
It was then powered by the same circuit that lights up the switches ( which you disconnect as you cant get to sleep!)
A lot of these type of USB sockets can give a lot of interference on FM radio reception. I used them for a season and then binned them in favour of a standard 12v socket and a Belkin flush USB adapter. These and other good ones, are more expensive because they are suppressed. https://www.amazon.co.uk/AUKEY-Char...d=1547678605&sr=1-9&keywords=usb+car+chargers
Interesting wiring option. Did you do a different switch for the lights !?
Don’t follow.
The switches have. Constant 12v/ 24v supply for backlighting. I just used that. I specially do not want them backlit as they light the cabin.
Mine are mostly 3 switch plates with only 2 switches and a blanking plate
Anyone any thoughts on taking power supply for USB charging socket from radio feed ?
Aware of comments above about radio interference.
In my case (see photo at start of thread) it looks very challenging to get a direct 12v supply to where I want it; but given its v close to the radio feed would make things easier.
Many thanks,
Simon
It'll actually be easier to wire it correctly to the 12v distribution panel than the radio. You should already have a 12v socket breaker - just connect it to that. All very easy once you've removed the panel in the mid cabin.