This Hulk 4x4 Accessory Power Socket White runs 12V and 24V gear up to 20A @ 12V, so you can plug in fridges, pumps, or lights without rewiring the whole setup. The standard accessory-style opening matches common plugs, so your existing leads slot straight in. The flip cap helps keep dust out, handy when you get out there on gravel roads or beach tracks and the cab cops a load of sand.

The body uses a threaded plastic barrel with a lock nut, so you just drill one neat hole and clamp it down on panels up to around 10–12 mm thick. Blade terminals on the back suit regular 6.3 mm spade connectors, making it a smart buy for DIY wiring with basic crimp tools. The white finish suits marine-style fitouts or lighter interiors and still pairs fine with standard 4–6 mm² cable for most touring setups.

• Hulk 4x4 accessory power socket in white
• Suits 12V and 24V DC electrical systems
• Rated to 20A at 12V for higher loads
• Non-LED socket for simple power only
• Standard accessory-style opening fits common plugs
• Panel mount barrel with locking nut for secure fitment
• Rear blade terminals accept standard spade connectors
• Flip cap helps protect socket from dust
• Suitable for automotive, 4x4, and marine-style setups
• Compact housing ideal for dashes, consoles, and canopies

Q: Can this socket run a typical 12V fridge?

Yes, as long as the fridge current draw stays within the 20A rating at 12V. Most portable fridges draw around 3–10A while cycling, which is under the socket limit. Use cable sized correctly for the length of the run. Protect the circuit with a fuse rated to suit the fridge and wiring.

Q: Is this socket suitable for 24V systems in trucks or boats?

Yes, the socket is marked for 12/24V use. That means it can be wired to either a 12V or 24V DC supply, one socket per circuit. Make sure the gear you plug in is actually rated for 24V before you connect it. Cable size and fuse rating should be chosen for the load current.

Q: What type of connectors fit the rear terminals?

The rear blades suit standard female spade crimp terminals. These are commonly 6.3 mm wide on auto and marine gear. Matching blue or red insulated crimps from most auto stores will slide on firmly. A proper crimping tool should be used so the connection stays solid under vibration.

Q: Can I mount this socket in a dash or canopy wall?

Yes, the body is built for panel mounting through a single drilled hole. The threaded barrel and lock nut clamp on sheet material such as dash panels, canopy skins, or switch panels. Check the barrel length against your panel thickness before drilling. Always mount it where the rear terminals are protected from knocked tools or loose cargo.