GME LE026 12V DC Cigarette Lighter Lead for UHF Radios

12V DC Cigarette Lighter Lead for GME Fixed Mount UHF Radios

A genuine GME power lead that lets you run your fixed mount UHF radio straight off your vehicle's 12V lighter socket, no hardwiring required.

The LE026 is a simple, no-fuss way to get power to most GME fixed mount UHF CB radios. It's built for tradies, farmers and fleet operators who want a radio up and running fast, whether that's a permanent ute fitout or a temporary setup for a job that needs comms sorted quickly.

Key Features

• 12V DC cigarette lighter connection means a plug and play power fix for anyone running a fixed mount radio off the vehicle battery, no wiring into the fuse box needed
• Genuine GME lead means a guaranteed fit and none of the guesswork that comes with generic aftermarket cables
• Suits all GME fixed mount radios except the TX4600 and TX4610 means one lead covers most of the fixed mount range
• 1 year GME warranty means peace of mind if anything goes wrong

Applications

• Utes, trucks and 4WDs running a GME fixed mount UHF radio
• Temporary or portable radio setups where hardwiring isn't practical
• A spare or backup lead for radios normally run off a hardwired connection

What's in the Box

• LE026 12V DC cigarette lighter lead (lead only, no radio, mounting bracket or antenna included)

Compatible With

Confirmed by GME for the following fixed mount radios:

• GME TX3500S
• GME TX4500S
• GME TX3350
• GME TX3350UVP

GME's own compatible products list also names the TX3510S and TX3520S, which MSL doesn't currently stock as standalone listings.

Key Specifications

FAQ

Will this fit my GME fixed mount radio?
It fits every GME fixed mount UHF radio except the TX4600 and TX4610. If you're not sure which model you have, get in touch with MSL and we'll confirm before you order.

Does this include a mounting bracket or radio?
No, this is the lead only. You'll need the radio and any mounting hardware separately.

Can I use this for a permanent install?
It's best suited to temporary or portable setups. For a permanent fitout, we'd usually recommend hardwiring the radio into the vehicle's fuse box instead, talk to our installers if you're planning a permanent install.