Dash Cam Power Adapter,(10P Type D)Fit Chevy/Chevrolet,GMC 1500/2500/3500/Terrain/Acadia,Buick Encore,Cadillac XT5/XT6/SRX,Connect Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror,Power Adapter Cable for Dashcam Camera

Easy to plug and play. Works as it should for now with my 15 tahoe and added dash cam. Cheaper than other options out there. Good cable length, nice fit.

Fits my 2024 cadillac escalade esv luxury. Very easy to install.

Used fingers to pull on sides of mirror mount cover, pops off easily enough. Then remove center piece, there are two snaps on top section, be careful with those, once you release those it just slides out, bottom section just has two fingers that slide into main piece. I removed the factory plug in section from the mirror mount itself. You will see a torx screw just above the plug, remove that screw, very small, hold onto mirror, don`t drop screw. Once mirror is in your hand you will need very small flat screwdriver to push the tab holding the plug to mirror. If you do not do this step, you are going to have fun trying to put the plastic cover back on. Once the plug is loose put the mirror back onto bracket and replace screw, make sure the mirror bracket is tight to frame by gently moving mirror while tightening screw. Once you plug in the adapter, the easiest way to have the power wires coming out is too have them come out the center hole section at bottom of main plastic housing, so wires are at bottom of mirror post. You will have to figure out where to move the plastic plugs around to be able to snap main housing back into place, be careful doing this when pushing housing you don`t want to break the snaps on the housing. Once you get the main housing set the center piece should be no problem, slide the two fingers down into slots and carefully press the top snaps in, you might have too play with this a little depending on where you pushed the plugs to get out of the way of the main housing. Make sure your connectors are pushed in tight. The vehicle either has to be running or you can push start button without the brake and hold till all the dash lights come on then you will have power to mirror. Test power in USB`s before Reinstalling the housing, and then again after it is all back together to make sure nothing came apart, the small connectors for the USB wires can only go in one way, if they are not going together, turn the plug around. Take your time, do not attempt if you are crunched for time, good way to break something. Perfect fit plugs, and works as advertised. Using for GPS and Dashcam. If you do not have factory auto dimming mirror this will not work in case you did not read that in desciption.

This is a comprehensive kit (see image) containing more than what was originally evident in the product description. Not only did it have the 3amp usb adapters I needed for the dual camera dash cam system drawing 2.5amps, but it also included an auxiliary installation voltmeter and a universal adapter cable. Pricing was 60% of that on eBay. Unfortunately, the factory wafer seal was broken on the first kit I received and it had been resealed with nylon tape. The second kit was perfect and had it been the original shipment, I wouldn’t have hesitated giving a five star review. Take care to inspect your purchases before opening them.

Honestly could not be any easier to install and use - and the completed project for powering my dashcam looks very profession without a lot of extra wire. It took 15 minutes from start to finish, including the time to install the dashcam this power tap was for. The entire assembly was plug and play. Easy to follow instructions.

Requested a RJ-11 Adapter and they were very responsive and accommodating. Plug works great on my 2023 Chevy Colorado and powers my radar detector with no issues!

Does not work on my 2014 Chevy Silverado. Mirror has power, added adapter for dash cam, but the dash cam did not power. Returned.

I sent an email with year make model, they quickly sent a link to the correct adapter. I received it the same day thru Amazon.At first I thought it was the wrong one, but i was wrong. A little more looking, and I was able to find the matching connector.Plugged it in, and it worked perfectly!