The GME Power Lead Suit TX4600 runs your TX4600, TX4610 or TX4800 series radio straight off a 12V DC supply so you can keep in touch between camp at 0 m elevation and the next ridge. The plug mates cleanly with the radio body so the set stays fed with steady 12V power over rough gravel. The twin-core layout keeps the positive and negative lines clear which helps when you are wiring into an existing fuse block. The cable is built for standard 12V vehicle systems that sit around 11–14 V DC in real-world use. The sheath is specified for typical cabin heat where temps can nudge past 40°C on the dash in the Aussie sun. The dedicated GME connector matches TX4600, TX4610 and TX4800 radios so you do not need adapters or extra plugs. It is the kind of small electrical gear that is a smart buy before a big run.

• Genuine GME 12V DC power lead
• Suits TX4600, TX4610 and TX4800 series
• Dedicated connector to match GME radios
• Twin-core cable with positive and negative conductors
• Suitable for direct 12V DC vehicle wiring
• Ideal as a replacement for damaged leads
• Helps maintain steady power to cabin-mounted radios
• Supplied as lead only with no extra accessories
• Classified by supplier as a radio accessory

Q: Does this lead fit any other radio brands?

No, this lead is specified for GME TX4600, TX4610 and TX4800 series radios. The plug matches the GME housing shape and pin layout. Other brands usually use different connectors or pin patterns. Using it with non‑GME sets can cause poor contact or no power at all.

Q: Can I hard-wire this lead directly to my vehicle fuse box?

Yes, the twin-core design allows direct connection to a suitable 12V DC fused circuit. Many installers connect the positive core to an accessory or battery feed through an appropriate fuse. The negative core typically runs to a solid chassis earth point. Always follow standard auto-electrical practice when routing and securing the cable.

Q: Is a fuse included in the power lead assembly?

No, the supplied information only states that the pack includes the lead only. You should ensure the circuit that feeds the radio is fused at the vehicle fuse box or an inline holder. Correct fuse rating is normally set to suit the radio current draw. If unsure, an auto electrician can confirm the correct setup.

Q: Can I use this lead to replace a damaged original cable in an older TX4600 install?

Yes, this lead suits TX4600, TX4610 and TX4800 series radios, so it can replace a worn or damaged original cable on those sets. Matching the connector means you do not need to modify the radio body. You can decommission the old lead and join the new cores to your existing 12V feed. This helps tidy up ageing installs before long trips.

This 12V DC power lead suits GME TX4600, TX4610 and TX4800 series radios. It connects the compatible radio to a 12V DC supply. Installation requirements or additional accessories are not specified.