Double USB Charging Socket for Panel, 12/24V, Waterproof, White

This white double USB charging socket offers a convenient solution for powering electronic devices on board. With a 12V/24V DC input and a 5V output (standard USB), it can charge two devices simultaneously – such as smartphones, tablets, GPS units, or other accessories – while you’re underway. The body is made of high-strength nylon, resistant to corrosion and UV rays, making it well-suited for the harsh marine environment. For all-weather safety, the socket features a protective rubber cap that seals the USB ports tightly when not in use, shielding them from water, dust, and salt spray. Installation is versatile – the unit can be flush-mounted in a panel by tightening the provided nut from behind the cutout. Additionally, an optional square bezel is included, allowing an alternative surface mount if needed, so it can integrate neatly into any helm or console layout. The USB outlets are standard Type-A (twin USB-A ports) with a total output current up to about 2.1A, sufficient to charge most devices efficiently. Designed by Osculati with reliability in mind, the internal circuitry is protected against voltage spikes and overheating, and connecting it to your boat’s electrical system is simple (two terminals for positive and negative). The white color of this USB panel connector blends nicely with yacht and boat interiors, especially alongside other white dashboard equipment. It ensures that passengers and crew always have a convenient place to keep their devices charged during voyages.

• Use Cases: Ideal for installation on the helm console of motorboats and sailboats, or in camper vans and cars, wherever handy USB charging is needed
• Convenience & Safety: Eliminates the need for clunky adapters – provides direct USB charging with built-in protection against water ingress and vibrations
• Installation Tips: Mount on a flat panel surface (approx. 29mm hole diameter required); use an in-line fuse (~5A) on the positive lead for safety
• Maintenance: Keep the cap closed when not in use to maintain water tightness; periodically check the wiring connections for corrosion or loosening