Hema HX-2 Navigator USB-C Charger Lead
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Overview
A spare lead for the glovebox
This genuine Hema USB-C lead powers your HX-2 Navigator from the universal USB socket in your vehicle. At 2 m long, it has the reach to run from a dash or console socket up to the windscreen.
Not for the HX-1 or HN7. Not sure which unit you have? contact our team.
Made to fit
Right-angle plug, long reach
The USB-C plug is angled to sit neatly against the side of the navigator, and the 2 m cord gives plenty of slack for a windscreen mount.
- ✓Right-angle USB-C plug
- ✓Standard USB-A plug for the vehicle socket
- ✓2 m cord
Genuine Hema
Ready for the next trip
Keep one in the camper or a second vehicle so you are never caught without power for your HX-2. Add a Hema 12-24 V car charger if your vehicle only has an accessory socket.
- ✓Packed and labelled for the Hema HX-2 Navigator
Frequently asked questions
Which navigators does it suit?
The pack says it is compatible with the Hema HX-2 Navigator. It is not compatible with the HX-1 or HN7. For other units, contact our team.
How long is the lead?
2 m.
My vehicle has no USB socket. What do I need?
Add the Hema 12-24 V DC car charger, which plugs into the accessory socket and gives you a USB-A port.
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Features
- ✓Genuine Hema lead for the HX-2 Navigator
- ✓USB-C plug at the navigator end, right-angled
- ✓USB-A plug for the vehicle USB socket
- ✓2 m cord length
- ✓Handy spare for the glovebox or camper
- ✓Not compatible with HX-1 or HN7
Product Details
| SKU | 9321438002437 |
| Barcode # | 9321438002437 |
| Brand | Hema Maps |
| Shipping Weight | 0.0700kg |
Hema Maps has been mapping Australia since 1983, with touring and 4WD maps built from tracks its own teams have driven and GPS-surveyed. Hema Maps began in 1983, when Henry and Margaret Boegheim started laminating marine charts from their family home in South East Queensland, naming the business aft...
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