0795405002 | Genuine Molex® USB Port Charger 5VDC

1. Charging Mobile Devices

Phones, tablets, Bluetooth headsets, power banks, etc.
5V is the standard voltage for USB-powered devices.

2. In-Vehicle Convenience

Allows drivers and passengers to charge devices on the go without needing bulky adapters.
Especially important for truckers or long-distance drivers who rely on navigation, communication, or ELD (Electronic Logging Devices).

3. Powering USB Accessories

Dash cams
GPS units
USB fans or LED lights
Diagnostic tools
ELD systems (in commercial vehicles)

4. Universal Compatibility

5V USB is the universal charging standard, supported by nearly all electronics manufacturers.
Makes the charger useful across brands and device types.

5. Safe, Regulated Power Output

Regulates 12V or 24V vehicle voltage down to stable 5V, protecting sensitive devices from voltage spikes or damage.

1. Device Doesn’t Charge

No power flows to the connected device.
The device doesn't recognize the charger at all.

2. Intermittent Charging

Charging starts and stops randomly.
A loose or unstable internal connection may be the cause.

3. Slow Charging

Charging takes much longer than normal, even with a known-good cable and device.
Voltage or current output may have degraded.

4. Port Feels Hot

Overheating can indicate internal component failure or electrical resistance.
This can be a fire hazard if ignored.

5. Physical Damage

Cracked housing, bent USB pins, or melted plastic around the port.
Water damage or corrosion may also be visible.

6. No LED Indicator (if applicable)

Many chargers have a small LED to show they are powered.
If the light doesn’t turn on when the vehicle or system is powered, it may be dead.

7. Blown Fuse or Tripped Circuit

If installed in a vehicle, a bad USB charger may cause a blown fuse.
In rare cases, it could trip a breaker in a more complex electrical system.