Nextbase Dash Cam Power Cable - Black - Series 2

Power your Nextbase Dash Cam from a 12V or 24V car socket. The 4-metre (13-foot) cable easily fits...

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Designed for owners of Nextbase Series 2 Dash Cams, the Nextbase 12V Car Power Cable provides reliable power from your vehicle's 12V or 24V socket, ensuring your dash cam operates continuously while driving. Its generous 4-meter length allows for discreet cable routing around your windshield, and it intelligently protects your car battery by automatically shutting off connected devices when battery levels are low. This cable is specifically engineered for Nextbase Series 2 Dash Cams, offering a tailored power solution.

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ColourBlack
Series2
Model Part Number5060384255934
BrandNextbase

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FAQs

What Nextbase Dash Cams is this cable compatible with?

This power cable is specifically designed for and compatible with Nextbase Series 2 Dash Cams only. It is not designed for older Nextbase series or other brands.

What is the length of the power cable?

The cable is 4 meters (approximately 13 feet) long, providing ample length for discreet routing around your vehicle's interior.

Does this cable work in trucks or commercial vehicles?

Yes, this cable is compatible with both 12V car power sockets and 24V truck power sockets, making it suitable for a wide range of vehicles.

Will this cable drain my car battery?

No, the cable includes an intelligent battery detection feature. It automatically turns off the connected dash cam when your vehicle's battery level drops below a safe threshold, preventing battery drain.

How do I route the cable discreetly in my car?

You can typically route the cable by tucking it along the edges of the windshield, down the A-pillar (the side pillar next to the windshield), and then under the dashboard or along the floor mats to your vehicle's power socket. There are many online tutorials available for discreet dash cam cable management.

Can I use this cable for data transfer or only for power?

This cable is designed solely for providing power to your Nextbase Series 2 Dash Cam. It does not support data transfer functions.

Troubleshooting

My Nextbase Dash Cam is not powering on when connected to the cable.

First, ensure the power cable is fully inserted into both the dash cam and the vehicle's 12V/24V socket. Check if the vehicle's power socket is active (some vehicles require the ignition to be on). Test the socket with another device if possible. If the issue persists, try the cable in a different vehicle socket if available.

The dash cam turns off even when the car is running.

This cable has a built-in low battery detection feature. If your vehicle's battery voltage drops too low, the cable will automatically shut off the dash cam to prevent draining your car battery further. Check your vehicle's battery health. If the vehicle battery is fine, ensure the connection is secure at both ends.

The cable seems too long or is getting in the way.

The 4-meter length is designed for discreet routing. Take time to tuck the cable along the vehicle's trim, under floor mats, or behind interior panels to keep it out of sight and prevent it from interfering with driving or vehicle controls. Cable clips (not included) can help secure it.

The cable feels loose in the car's power socket.

Ensure the power cable's adapter is pushed firmly into the vehicle's 12V/24V socket. Some vehicle sockets may have slightly different tolerances. If it's still loose, ensure the contacts on the adapter and inside the socket are clean and free of debris. Avoid excessive pulling or tugging on the cable when plugged in.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Optimal Cable Length: The 4-meter cable enables clean, out-of-sight installation, improving vehicle aesthetics and safety.
  • Battery Protection Feature: Prevents vehicle battery drain by automatically cutting power to the dash cam when the battery is low.
  • Broad Vehicle Compatibility: Works with both standard 12V car sockets and 24V truck sockets.
  • Simple and Reliable Power: Provides consistent power directly from your vehicle, eliminating concerns about dash cam battery life.
  • Specifically Designed for Nextbase: Ensures perfect compatibility and performance with Series 2 Nextbase Dash Cams.

Cons

  • Limited Compatibility: Exclusively designed for Nextbase Series 2 Dash Cams; not compatible with other dash cam brands or Nextbase Series.
  • Single Function: Serves only as a power cable; does not offer data transfer or additional features.
  • Requires 12V/24V Socket: Dependent on the vehicle's accessory power outlet for operation.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

  1. Locate Power Socket: Identify an available 12V (cigarette lighter) or 24V power socket in your vehicle.
  2. Connect Dash Cam: Plug the small end of the power cable into the power input port on your Nextbase Series 2 Dash Cam.
  3. Insert into Vehicle Socket: Firmly insert the larger adapter end of the power cable into your vehicle's 12V or 24V power socket.
  4. Route Cable Discreetly: Utilize the 4-meter length to route the cable neatly. A common method is to tuck it along the edge of the windshield, down the A-pillar, and under the dashboard trim to the power socket. Use cable clips if necessary (not included).
  5. Confirm Power: Once connected, your dash cam should power on automatically (or prompt you to turn it on), indicating a successful power connection.

Compatibility

This power cable is specifically designed for and fully compatible with Nextbase Series 2 Dash Cams. It draws power from standard 12V car sockets and 24V truck sockets. It is not compatible with other dash cam brands or Nextbase dash cam series that are not Series 2.

Care

  • Avoid Kinks and Bends: Do not sharply bend or kink the cable, especially near the connectors, as this can damage internal wires.
  • Keep Dry: Ensure the cable and connectors remain dry. Avoid exposure to water or excessive moisture.
  • Clean Connectors: Periodically inspect and gently clean the metal contacts on both ends of the cable to ensure good conductivity. Use a dry, soft cloth if needed.
  • Store Properly: When not in use, coil the cable loosely and store it in a cool, dry place to prevent tangling or damage.