This GME 12V DC power lead keeps radios like the TX3100, TX3200 and TX3500 running off a standard 12V setup. The twin-core cable ties straight into your 4WD or ute electrics on a 12V circuit so you can keep in touch between vehicles. The dedicated plug matches the power socket on compatible GME radios so the gear stays powered while you tackle corrugated roads or long hauls.

The lead is specced for 12V DC use in light vehicles common across Australia. The insulation is suited to typical under-dash installs where cable runs stay within a few metres of the fuse box. The moulded connector locks into the GME radio housing for a solid electrical path to the 12V input pins. The kit keeps wiring simple when you want a straight power feed without extra accessories or complex looms.

• 12V DC power lead for GME radios
• Suits models including TX3100, TX3200, TX3500
• Twin-core cable for positive and negative supply
• Dedicated GME plug for direct connection
• Suitable for standard 12V automotive systems
• Ideal as replacement or spare power lead
• Simple way to power radios in multiple vehicles
• Radio accessory type: power lead only
• No additional fittings or hardware included
• Suitable for in-vehicle or fixed 12V setups

Q: Does this lead include any fuses or mounting hardware?

No, this lead is supplied as the power lead only. You will need to use your existing fused circuit or install a separate inline fuse if required. Many GME radios are wired into an accessory or dedicated fused line in the fuse box. This keeps the protection matched to the rest of your 12V setup.

Q: Can I use this lead on a 24V system with a voltage reducer?

It can be used only on the 12V side of a suitable reducer. The lead is intended for 12V DC input at the radio. If you run a 24V vehicle, the reducer must bring the supply down to 12V before it reaches this cable. Always mount the reducer in a spot with good ventilation and follow its wiring guide.

Q: Is the connector specific to GME radios?

Yes, the plug is matched to compatible GME radio power sockets. This keeps the fit tidy at the back of the radio and helps avoid loose connections. Other radio brands often use different plug shapes. Check your radio model number against the listing before you buy.

Q: Can I keep a spare lead wired in another vehicle?

Yes, many people leave a lead permanently wired in a second vehicle. This lets you move the radio body between cabs without redoing the power wiring. It saves time when you swap between work and touring rigs. Just confirm both vehicles provide a clean 12V supply on the power pins.

• Suits most GME radios including TX3100, TX3200, TX3500
• Connects between 12V DC supply and compatible GME radio body
• Intended for use with 12V DC electrical systems
• For correct installation follow GME radio wiring diagram and polarity markings on the lead