Wilson Antennas
Wilson Antennas 305POWERCUP 12V 2+2 power inverter with phone holder
Powers two 12 V sockets, one 1 A and one 2.4 A USB port with 3.4 A total, plus a 360-degree rotating phone holder and 10 A fuse in a cup-holder design
- Powers two 12V and two USB devices at once
- 360-degree rotating holder secures phone or GPS in view
- Fits most cup holders for tidy in-car placement
- Blue LED shows power status at a glance
- Replaceable 10A fuse protects the 12V supply
Power Delivery
The Wilson Antennas 305POWERCUP plugs into a 12-Volt vehicle socket and provides two 12-Volt outlets plus two USB ports. A 10-Amp replaceable fuse protects the circuit while a blue LED shows power status. The unit sits in most cup holders for a tidy installation.
Phone and GPS Mount
A 360-degree rotating holder keeps a phone or GPS device in view while driving. The design suits commuters and road-trip drivers who need charging and visibility in one spot. It does not suit users who require AC outlets or higher amperage than the 10-Amp limit allows.
Capacity and Limits
The two USB ports deliver 1-Amp and 2.4-Amp outputs with a combined 3.4-Amp maximum. All connected devices must stay within the overall 10-Amp rating. Exceeding that limit will blow the fuse and cut power to every port.
Highlights
- Powers two 12V and two USB devices at once
- 360-degree rotating holder secures phone or GPS in view
- Fits most cup holders for tidy in-car placement
- Blue LED shows power status at a glance
- Replaceable 10A fuse protects the 12V supply
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 305POWERCUP plug directly into a 12‑volt accessory socket?
Yes, the included 12‑volt power cord connects to a standard vehicle accessory socket and carries a replaceable 10‑amp fuse.
Can I keep using my existing 12‑volt accessories while charging two USB devices?
The unit provides two 12‑volt sockets plus one 1‑amp and one 2.4‑amp USB port with a combined 3.4‑amp USB output, so all four ports work together.
How do I confirm the inverter is delivering power after I plug it in?
A blue LED on the housing lights up when the unit is receiving power and the fuse is intact.
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