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Service is great and keep you informed of the progress of the parts that you ordered and very easy to order from
2nd order by Harry from ACT
Enerdrive Panel-Mount Holder with 2 Socket Holes - Suits 50A Anderson Plugs
$19.75
Estimated dispatch: Mon 28 Sep
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This Enerdrive USB outlet with weatherproof cover is a practical power solution for outdoor and exposed installations in caravans, motorhomes, and 4WDs. Fitted with twin USB-A ports providing up to 2.4 A each, it allows convenient charging of devices such as phones, cameras, and portable electronics directly from your 12 V or 24 V system. The weatherproof cover offers added protection against dust and moisture, making it ideal for exterior panels or wet area installations.
Designed to suit a range of mounting options, it can be installed flush into a panel or used with Enerdrive's compatible surface mounting housings. Whether you're upgrading your existing setup or fitting out a new touring vehicle, this outlet combines durability, safety, and convenience. Its sealed design ensures consistent performance even in harsh Australian conditions, giving peace of mind while travelling off-grid or camping in remote areas.
Service is great and keep you informed of the progress of the parts that you ordered and very easy to order from
Bought a replacement fridge part The process was really easy from search to buy to putting it in great work
Nothing wrong with the product, but the postage was an issue. I ordered express postage as i needed the item by the weekend, and was told by sending it by express post it would arrive on the Friday. Having paid for this, i then received notification it wouldnt arrive until Tuesday the week after, so really the express option was useless. The item was expensive anyway and very small, so why was postage so dear?