Battery Tender OBDII Adapter Cable for 12V Battery Charging – 22 Inch Cord – Solar Compatible – Charge Vehicle’s 12V Battery Through OBD II Port – 081-0154-DL
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Rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 253 customer ratings
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About this item
- Versatile OBD II Charger: Our OBD II charger is perfect for charging your 12V battery directly through the OBD II port, making it an efficient solution for your battery maintenance needs.
- Quick and Easy Charging: This OBD II battery charger features a 22-inch cord with SAE quick disconnect, ensuring a swift connection to your vehicle’s OBD II port for seamless 12V battery charging.
- Reliable 3 AMP Output: The OBD II 12v battery charger delivers a steady 3 AMP output, providing charging to keep your battery in top condition, whether using solar power or a traditional charger.
- Solar Compatible Design: Designed with solar compatibility in mind, this OBD II charger supports solar panels, allowing you to harness the power of the sun to keep your 12V battery charged and ready to go.
- Durable 22-Inch Cable: Featuring a robust 22-inch cable, our OBD II 12v battery charger offers the flexibility and reach you need to connect effortlessly to your vehicle’s OBD II port.
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SteveO –
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Good product to add functionality to your existing Battery charger.
Captain Eagle –
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I bought this to use as a power cable to keep the settings in my car’s computer when changing the car battery and using an external power source. I could not get it to pass any voltage to the car unless a battery is installed and hooked up in the car. Based on this I feel it will not be your best choice to keep the settings in your car’s computer or radio settings while changing the cars battery. A call to Battery Tender’s customer service said it was not designed for that purpose. If you are buying this to charge your cars battery from the OBDII connector at a rate of under 3 amps it should work just fine.
D. R. Christopher –
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Did not know battery could be maintained via this connection. Seems to work well with my Ford 350 truck.
Travis J. Berkley –
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I had a 5W solar charger with the “cigarette lighter” connection. But, those ports only work when the ignition is engaged in my car. Bought this so I could use it when the vehicle is completely turned off and locked. Plugged it in to the OBD-II port, pointed the panel to some sunlight, and it was charging. Very simple. And, it works with my other (larger) panels, as well.
Frequent buyer –
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Battery Tender should include this with the maintainer. Beats handling the clamps in the hood or trunk. Works great with a 2007 Honda pilot. The cable is thin enough that doesn’t damage the door seal.
M. C. DE Baets –
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My 2011 Nissan Leaf
Michael W –
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Good, but could be better. The wire size is way too big (10 gauge) for a auto circuit that has a 10 amp fuse (large wire not flexible). It also doesn’t need a fuse inline. Just adds bulk, tangle issue and adds price. The first two solar charger builds I used a generic OBD II plug. Pin 16 is batt + and pin 4 is ground -. Lookup OBD-II pinout.Generally, Battery Tender products are very high quality, but expensive.
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Running this on my Rivian R1T and it solves my vampire drain. Using a 2amp noco charger.
Richard F Klerner Sr –
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works grate