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iBeam TE-MTH4 Rearview Mirror T-Harness with 6" Cable 2-Amp for Select Acura and Honda

iBeam TE-MTH4 Rearview Mirror T-Harness with 6" Cable 2-Amp for Select Acura and Honda
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iBeam TE-MTH4 Rearview Mirror T-Harness with 6" Cable 2-Amp for Select Acura and Honda

This plug-n-play rearview mirror T-harness makes connecting a vehicle safety and security camera easy without cutting your vehicle’s factory wiring. This T-harness includes a 2-amp, 5-volt USB, which accommodates both USB "A" to Mini "A" and USB "A" to Micro "B" connections. Also included are 6" extension cables for easy installation.

Features:

  • Plug-in T-harness with 2-amp, 5-volt USB included
  • 6" Extension cables included
  • USB "A" connects to Mini "A"
  • USB "A" connects to Micro "B"

Vehicle Fitment:

Acura

  • ILX 2013-2013
  • RDX 2018-2018
  • TSX 2014-2014

Honda

  • Civic 2016-2021 sedan
  • Clarity 2017-2021
  • Crosstour 2010-2015 w/o backup cam
  • CRV 2014-2021
  • CRV hybrid 2020-2020
  • HRV 2015-2015
  • Insight 2021-2021
  • Passport 2020-2020
  • Pilot 2016-2016
  • Ridgeline 2017-2017
  • Odyssey 2016-2020

  • 5 Volt, 2-amp mirror adapter
  • USB micro cable
  • USB mini cable

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