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MTX-1020, RJ-11, 20" Long Overall Length, Patented Radar Detector Power Cord with 2 Amp in-Line Fuse, Military Grade Taps, Made in USA
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MTX-1020, RJ-11, 20" Long Overall Length, Patented Features
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The MirrorTap is constructed of 24 gauge wire with a 2 amp inline fuse and a black braided flexible sleeve. Overall Cable length with taps is 20" Long. The cable assembly length without the taps is 18" Long.
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This new MTX Series MirrorTap has all four Tap-Size Pairs included, unlike any competitors power cord
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No More coiled cigarette lighter power cords, the MirrorTap Power Cord simply slides into your Auto Dimming mirror's wire harness (exposed OR concealed). No cutting or splicing wires
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Compatible Radar Detectors have RJ-11 jack: Escort, Beltronics, Valentine One , Radenso XP/SP and Uniden DFR6/7,R1/R3, LRD950/850
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Patented Design
About MTX-1020, RJ-11, 20" Long Overall Length, Patented
Description MirrorTap is Proudly Designed and Manufactured in the USA by J28 Design, Inc., makers of BlendMount and MirrorTap product Lines. MirrorTap Fits radar detectors with RJ11 male jack. No More coiled cigarette lighter power cords. The MirrorTap Power Cord simply plugs into any wire harness close to your AUTO DIMMING MIRROR, whether it be exposed on the rear face of the mirror or concealed above the mirror. No cutting or splicing wires, and No messing with the Air Bags inside your A-pillar as is done with regular hardwire installations to the fuse box under the Dash. Step by Step Guidelines on Using a Voltmeter to Locate Power and Ground: (#1) First set your voltmeter to the continuity setting (should beep when you touch the red and black probes together, telling you they are shorted) (#2) Find a ground on the car somewhere, like a bolt under the dash, or a metal cross member. (#3) Put the black probe on that ground, and touch the back of each exposed wire connector in the mirror harness with the red probe. (#4) For each wire that beeps, that means that wire is grounded. Turn the ignition to the on position, then back to off, and make sure it beeps regardless of ignition position. (#5) Put the voltmeter into VDC mode, to measure DC volts, turn the ignition to the on position. (#6) Put the black probe on the ground wire found in #4. (#7) Touch each of the wires in that harness with the red probe, and note which one(s) gives you +12-14 volts, turn the ignition off to verify that the volt readings go down to zero or close to zero. (Finally) That should define which two ports in that harness into which you would plug the MirrorTap, the black Prong into #4 above, and the Red to #7.
