Ideal for temporary or light-duty setups where an Anderson-connected device needs to be powered from a standard 12V cigarette socket.
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The Battery Force Cigarette Plug to Anderson Plug Lead (1m) is designed to supply power from a standard 12V cigarette socket to devices fitted with an Anderson-style connection. Ideal for light-duty applications, this lead provides a convenient way to run compatible Anderson-connected accessories from an existing cigarette socket outlet.
With a durable cigarette plug and secure Anderson connector, it ensures a stable connection while maintaining ease of use. The 1 metre cable length offers flexibility for a range of setups without excess cable clutter.
This lead is best suited for low-current applications, making it a practical solution for temporary setups or powering smaller devices where an Anderson connection is required but only a cigarette socket is available.
Key Features
Cigarette plug (male) to Anderson plug lead
1 metre cable length for flexible setups
Allows Anderson devices to be powered from a cigarette socket
Plug and play operation
Durable construction for reliability
Compact and easy to use
Ideal for light-duty and temporary setups
Manufactured by Battery Force
Specifications
Product Type
Power Lead
Connection Type
Cigarette Plug to Anderson Plug
Cable Length
1 Metre
Voltage
12V
Application
Powering Anderson devices from cigarette socket
Installation
Plug & Play
Brand
Battery Force
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What is this lead used for?
It allows you to power Anderson-connected devices from a standard 12V cigarette socket.
Can this run a fridge through an Anderson plug?
Generally no - cigarette sockets are limited in current and are not suitable for high-draw devices like fridges.
What devices is this best suited for?
It is ideal for low-current devices or temporary setups requiring an Anderson connection.
Is this safe for high current applications?
No, cigarette plugs typically limit current to around 10-15A, so it should only be used for appropriate loads.
Is this plug and play?
Yes, simply plug into a cigarette socket and connect your Anderson device.
