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VE750011 - Dual USB 3.1A Charger + Voltmeter Panel

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Dual USB Charger Panel with Voltmeter is a panel-mount accessory providing two USB charging ports with a combined 3.1A output and an integrated digital voltmeter.

The twin ports charge phones, tablets and other USB devices from the vehicle's electrical system, while the voltmeter display shows the supply voltage for at-a-glance monitoring of battery and charging condition.
Alternative Codes
VE750011

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Frequently asked questions

What is the VE750011 dual USB charger and voltmeter panel?
The VE750011 is a panel-mount accessory combining two USB charging ports with a 3.1A combined output and a built-in digital voltmeter. The twin ports charge phones and tablets from the vehicle's electrical system, while the voltmeter shows supply voltage so you can keep an eye on battery and charging condition.
How is the USB charger panel wired in?
The USB charger panel mounts into a flat panel or dash blank and connects to a vehicle power feed with an earth to the chassis. A switched live, rather than a permanent feed, stops the 3.1A USB output and voltmeter drawing current when the vehicle is parked. A fused supply is typical.
What does the voltmeter on this panel tell you?
The voltmeter on this panel shows the vehicle's supply voltage at a glance, which helps you spot a low battery or a charging fault. A healthy reading with the engine running suggests the alternator is charging; a low reading at rest can flag a tired battery. It's handy on accessory-heavy builds.