12V Battery Clip To Car Cigarette Lighter Female Socket Clamp Adapter Cable H6N5

Camp is set, the fridge is running off a battery in the trailer, and the only 12 V socket in the vehicle dies with the ignition. Clamping straight onto the terminals sidesteps that entirely. This 150 cm lead carries a pair of crocodile clips at one end and a female cigarette lighter socket at the other.

Straight onto the terminals

Factory sockets are wired through the ignition circuit on plenty of vehicles, and even the permanently live ones usually share a modest fuse with something else. Clipping to the battery itself, or to an auxiliary battery in a camper or a boat, bypasses that path completely. The supplier names camper vans, cars, boats and leisure batteries as the intended applications. At 150 cm the cable reaches from a battery under a bonnet or in a locker out to wherever the accessory sits, and the clips are colour coded — red to the positive terminal, black to the negative.

Polarity and protection are on you

Worth reading twice. Nothing in the supplier data gives a current rating, a conductor size or a fuse recommendation for this lead, and no fuse is fitted to it. A cable clipped to a battery post has the entire battery behind it, so a clip on the wrong terminal or two clips touching one another have nothing standing between them and a short. Seat red on positive and black on negative, keep the jaws on clean metal and clear of each other and the bodywork, and match the accessory to a load you have reason to believe the cable will take.

Key features

• Colour-coded jaws: red to positive, black to negative, in the supplier's own instruction.
• 1.5 metres of cable: enough to reach from an engine bay or battery locker to the accessory.
• Standard female socket: takes any 12 V plug without cutting or splicing anything.
• Suits auxiliary batteries: the supplier lists leisure batteries in campers and boats alongside ordinary vehicle use.
• Clip-on fitting: no tools, and nothing left behind when it comes off.

Specifications

• Cable length: 150 cm / 59 in
• Colour: black and red
• Current rating: not published by the supplier
• Conductor size / wire gauge: not published by the supplier
• Fuse: none fitted, none specified
• Quantity: 1

What's in the box

• 1 x car battery terminal clip-on cigarette lighter lead

Before you clip it on

• Identify the positive and negative posts on your battery before the clips go anywhere near them.
• Because no current figure is published, treat the lead as suited to modest accessory loads until you can verify otherwise.
• Add your own inline fuse close to the battery end if you want the circuit protected; do not infer a rating the supplier never gave.
• Unclip and stow it when not in use rather than leaving bare jaws loose in an engine bay.

A simple way to get a live 12 V socket wherever the battery happens to be, as long as the fusing decision stays with you.

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Delivery Timeframe

Please note that we cannot guarantee the exact date of arrival, and the delivery timeframes (excluding weekends and public holidays) are as follows:

For customers in Victoria, approximately 7-10 working days; For customers in NSW, SA, ACT, and QLD, approximately 9-12 working days; For customers in WA, NT, and TAS, approximately 9-12 working days.