Nextbase Dash Cam Power Cable - Black - Series 2

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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 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.

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.