Car charger Navitel USB-C for DVRs model 8594181744966

The Navitel USB-C car charger for DVRs is a vehicle power adapter designed to supply continuous power to USB-C compatible dash cameras from a standard 12V or 24V accessory socket. It allows a DVR to operate while the vehicle is in use and supports recording during trips, parking surveillance, and extended journeys. The adapter’s form factor is intended for in-car use and integrates with common dashboard and power outlet layouts.

Advantages

The charger provides stable power delivery to dash cameras with USB-C input, enabling uninterrupted recording without reliance on internal battery runtime. Its compatibility with both 12V and 24V systems makes it suitable for passenger cars, vans and some light commercial vehicles. The compact design reduces cable clutter and simplifies installation near the vehicle power socket.

Suitable for

• Powering USB-C dash cameras while driving
• Continuous recording during long trips
• Parking surveillance modes that require external power
• Use in vehicles with 12V or 24V accessory sockets

Key specifications

• Input voltage: designed for 12V and 24V vehicle electrical systems
• Output connector: USB-C for direct connection to compatible DVRs
• Form factor: in-line car adapter compatible with standard accessory socket
• Intended use: continuous power supply for dash cameras and recording devices

How to use

Insert the adapter into the vehicle’s accessory socket (cigarette lighter) and connect the USB-C plug to the dash camera’s power port. Ensure the vehicle ignition or accessory circuit provides power according to the dash camera’s requirements. Route the cable to avoid obstructing controls or airbag deployment zones. If the DVR supports parking mode, verify its settings and power behavior after installation to confirm continuous or timed recording as needed.

Usage recommendations

Use the charger in vehicles with compatible accessory sockets and USB-C dash cameras. Avoid positioning the cable where it may interfere with driving controls or vehicle safety devices. For extended parking surveillance, check the dash camera’s power management settings and consult vehicle electrical specifications if hardwiring or additional power management is required.