GA-NHWC: Garmin Nuvi Hardwire Cable (Mini-USB connector) for TomTom ONE 130 130S ONE XL XL-S 330 330S GO 930 920 730 720 530 520 Navigon 2100 5100 7100 Magellan Maestro 3200 3210 3220 3250 4200 4210 4220 4250 5310 Roadmate 1200 1400 1412 1430 GPS
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Average customer review:Product Description
Hardwire power cable featuring an inline power converter. Length is approximately 5 feet. The end is a mini USB which is what's needed to power your GPS.
Product Details
- Brand: nuvi
- Model: GA-NHWC
Features
- This unique hardwire power cable allows you to hardwire your Nuvi GPS receivers (with MiniUSB connector) to your car, boat, airplane, RV or ATV's power source or battery.
- Input: 12 - 24V
- Output: 5V @ 1A
- Cable Length: 6 feet
- Red wire is for positive
Customer Reviews
Cable too short
The description says that it has a 6ft cable, but in reality is has a run of approx 3 foot, then the transformer/voltage regulator box in the middle and then another 3 foot or so of cable. I was worried from the picture that this may be the case, but thought I would give it a try, and see, since I wasn't certain how long the cable would be in reality....
I was planning to use this to hardwire my GPS in my BMW 335i coupe, and I had a couple of placement options in mind, but in either case, I needed to hide the cable by tucking it into trim gaps, running it down and around dash and then under and into the glove box where I was going to use an add-a-circuit Littelfuse FHM200BP ATO Add-A-Circuit Kitto tie into a spare fuse in the fuse box located there. With the box in the middle, I can't hide the cable as planned and could not find a way to hide the box without taking apart the dash; which is something I wanted to avoid.
To be fair I haven't used the device, so can't comment on its operation, and only scored it low because I think the design does not fit the purpose - I would expect that there are very few cars/locations where you could manage to hide the box easily; and in my mind if you are going to the trouble to hardwire, it is because you want a clean, professional look. If they give you 5-6 feet of run before the box, then I would have been Ok with it...
Jon




