Cloud Break Optics

12V Power Cable for EAGLE

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$40.5 $54 In stock

Category: Power

Description

In order to power the Eagle (which in turn can power all other connected devices) you can use a battery or an A/C power supply. If you already have a battery of sufficient capacity, you can connect to Eagle with this 250cm long 12V power cord. On the one side it has the Eagle screw connector, on the other end it has banana connector, DC Cigarette plug, or Anderson connector (with 16A fuse to avoid  polarity inversion).

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Henry ★★★★★

I was a bit worried about compatibility, but this cable clicked right into place and the 12V connection feels solid. It’s long enough to route neatly away from my setup, which keeps everything tidy.

Miles ★★★★★

Used this cable to connect my battery directly to the unit and the set screw terminals made for a secure, no-hassle installation. Frees me from hunting for a nearby A/C outlet.

Ellie ★★★★★

Bought this to run my unit off a deep cycle battery, and the 6-foot length gives me plenty of room to position things. The cable feels sturdy and the connector clicked in securely on the first try.