Crossery Radar Detector Power Cord Dual USB 72 W 3.1 A Black
A radar detector power cord with dual USB ports supplies 72 W and 3.1 A to the detector while charging a phone and dash cam at the same time
- Wattage72 W
- Amp1 A
- ColorBlack
- Sports Team1 Piece
- Works with Valentine One, Escort, Uniden, Beltronics and Passport models
- Dual 3.1 A USB ports charge phone and dash cam together
- Steady power keeps radar detector alerting to speed traps
- Coiled cord plugs into cigarette lighter for quick setup
- Smart fuse and microchip protect detector and vehicle electrics
Universal radar detector cord
The Crossery power cord supplies 72 W through a coiled cable that plugs into a vehicle cigarette lighter. It terminates in an RJ-11 connector for the radar detector and adds dual USB ports rated at 3.1 A total. The black housing contains an intelligent microchip and smart fuse for circuit protection.
Replaces worn or missing factory cables
Drivers whose original power lead has frayed, been lost, or lacks charging ports gain both detector power and two USB outlets in one cord. The upgrade is worth it when the existing cable no longer locks securely into the RJ-11 jack or when a phone and dash cam must charge at the same time.
Simple plug-in install
Coiled cable routes around trim without tools; insert the lighter plug, connect the RJ-11 jack to the detector, and use the USB ports for other devices. The only common issue is a loose fit in worn lighter sockets, which can interrupt power to both the detector and the USB ports.
Highlights
- Works with Valentine One, Escort, Uniden, Beltronics and Passport models
- Dual 3.1 A USB ports charge phone and dash cam together
- Steady power keeps radar detector alerting to speed traps
- Coiled cord plugs into cigarette lighter for quick setup
- Smart fuse and microchip protect detector and vehicle electrics
Specifications
| Wattage | 72 W |
|---|---|
| Brand | Crossery |
| Amp | 1 A |
| Color | Black |
| Sports Team | 1 Piece |
Questions about this item
What connector does the cord use to plug into my radar detector?
It uses an RJ-11 phone-style jack compatible with Valentine One, Escort, Uniden, Beltronics and Passport models listed
What is the most common mistake when installing this cord?
Forgetting to seat the RJ-11 plug fully until it clicks; a loose jack cuts power to the detector
Which part will likely need replacement first on this power cord?
The smart fuse inside the lighter plug; it is user-replaceable and protects the detector from voltage spikes
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