At a glance
Connection Type
Vehicle fuse-box hardwire
Power Indicator
Blue LED
At a glance
Connection Type
Vehicle fuse-box hardwire
Power Indicator
Blue LED
A 12/24V fuse-box hardwire kit with battery protection, power-status LED and broad Nextbase compatibility.
The Nextbase Series 2 Hardwire Kit is a fuse-box power solution for a broad range of Nextbase dash cams. It allows the camera to have its own vehicle power supply without occupying the 12V accessory socket and supports both 12V and 24V installations. A blue LED indicates power availability and camera connection, while the five-metre cable gives installers enough routing length to hide the wiring neatly through the vehicle trim.
When the kit is connected to a permanent-live circuit, its built-in minimum voltage limiter helps protect the vehicle battery from excessive discharge. When installed on a switched-live circuit, a compatible dash cam can power on and start recording as the vehicle is opened or started. The kit includes Mini USB power wiring, standard and mini fuses, matching fuse-tap cables and a ferrite core. Compatibility spans Series 2 models including 622GW, 522GW, 422GW, 322GW, 222 and 122, plus several earlier Nextbase cameras.
Neat fixed installsRoutes camera power through the fuse box instead of the 12V socket.
It is worth matching the recording format, storage, power and connectivity options to where and how you plan to use it.
Key features
- Fuse box: Connection
- 12/24V: Vehicle supply
- Blue LED: Indicator
- Series 2 + legacy: Compatibility
What's in the box
- 5V Mini USB Power Cable
- 2A ATO/C Standard Fuse
- 2A ATM Mini Fuse
- Standard Fuse Tap Cable
- ATM Mini Fuse Tap Cable
- Ferrite Core
At a glance
Connection Type
Vehicle fuse-box hardwire
Power Indicator
Blue LED
Product information
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