This Hulk 4x4 dual USB socket drops straight into a 29mm panel hole and gives you two 5V charge points off a 12–24V feed. Each port pushes up to 2.4A so phones tablets and GPS units stay powered while you tackle long highway runs or corrugated tracks. The blue illumination LED draws off the same 12V or 24V line so you can spot the ports in a dark cab or canopy.

The housing is plastic with an IP66 rating so it handles dust and spray from the bush to the beach. Straight blade terminals suit standard crimp connectors in typical auto cable sizes on 12–24V systems. The threaded body and nut lock the socket into steel or plastic panels at around 29mm diameter. The hinged cap covers the USB faces when not in use which helps the gear go the distance on touring rigs and work utes.

• Hulk 4x4 dual USB charge socket
• Suits 12–24V DC electrical systems
• Two USB outputs at 5V, 2.4A each
• Total output capacity of 4.8A
• Requires 29mm diameter panel cut-out
• IP66 rated housing for dust and water jets
• Blue LED illumination around USB ports
• Straight blade terminals for simple wiring
• Hinged plastic protective cap over socket
• Compact body suited to dashes and switch panels

Q: Can this dual USB socket be used in both 12V and 24V vehicles?

Yes, it accepts 12–24V DC input. This means it suits passenger cars running 12V systems and trucks or some boats running 24V systems. The internal electronics regulate that input down to 5V for the USB ports. You just need to wire it into a fused supply that matches your vehicle system.

Q: What size hole do I need to mount this socket?

You need a 29mm diameter panel hole. This lets the threaded body slide through while the front flange sits against the panel face. The supplied nut then tightens from the rear to clamp the socket. Measuring the hole before cutting avoids a loose fit or oversize opening.

Q: Is the socket suitable for exterior or wet-area mounting?

It is rated to IP66. That rating means the housing resists strong water jets and dust ingress when correctly mounted. The hinged plastic cap helps keep spray away from the USB connectors. It is still best practice to mount it where it is not submerged.

Q: What current output can I expect from each USB port?

Each port is rated at 2.4A at 5V. That output supports charging for most modern smartphones and many tablets. The total combined output is 4.8A across both ports. Drawing close to the maximum is fine if your wiring and fuse rating are matched to the load.