Radar Detector Hardwire Kit,Direct Wire Wiring kit for Escort Valentine One Uniden Beltronics Cobra Radar Detector Quick Connection Plug and Play Power Cord Cable(13FT RJ11)

Everything you need and then some.

Ran in a Subaru Forester for a radar detector. Works perfect...

I tried using this on my escort radar but straight out of the box it did not work. I then tried to troubleshoot the issue and while taking the kit apart one of the fuse connectors ripped off. I haven’t had that issue with any sort of fuse so I’m guessing it was because it’s a no name brand. I recommend spending the extra couple bucks on a name brand or at least more known brand connector.

Unfortunately once fuseTap is connected in the fuse box, cover cant be closed. This is something thats missing from all reviews, but it needs to be noted.

My original Escort hardwire failed. Why, I dont know. I thought the radar detector itself died, but when I plugged in the coiled cord, it worked fine. I bought this straight wire replacement (cheaper than Escorts hardwire kit and better constructed) and replaced the existing with this one. No issues. Very pleased.

This is the hardwire kit to get! Everything you need is included. Make sure you plug the new (included) fuse and the existing fuse (if there is one) into the proper slots.

East to install and hides the wires so they are not in the view/way looking out the window

This kit exactly fit my needs to hardwire my Uniden R1 radar detector. Love the fact it comes with multiple fuse tap sizes as my Audi Q5 uses not standard and mini fues. Everything is easy to figure out and just works. Zero complaints.

I installed this in my E90 yesterday. There are a few such kits out there but this one gives you every common fuse connection type and the most cable length and its still well priced. It also includes a 5A fuse of every size, some replacement inline fuses, a few zip-ties, and even a trim pry tool! For easier cable routing by just tucking it behind some panels / molding without prying on anything, if you have any problem with the cable walking itself out over time, wrap some double-sided tape around it every 6 inches and tuck it back in. Go ahead and ground it first, but dont plug it in til the rest of its installed - dont risk screwing up and popping the one fuse they gave you. My only complaint with this kit is it could use just a few detailed instructions. Obviously it cant tell you how to route it in your vehicle or which fuse slot you should put it in. But it should tell you about the add-a-circuit system they have here: Now it helps if you have a meter on hand to verify the connections. Having done that I found the reason it has two fuse sockets on the connector is because the one closer to the fins is for an existing fuse, and simply lets that fuse sit in the circuit same as before, while tapping one fin to supply voltage to the radar detector through the 5A fuse you add. This way your RD is on its own (fused) circuit, and you dont need an empty fuse socket (although thats still ideal). Just be sure to find a fuse which isnt energized til key-ON! Or accessory if you want. Its your battery, do what you want. I would recommend this kit. I cant believe how long I used the coily cigarette-lighter cable.

I was looking forward in having this work for my Blackvue dashcam. The reason I chose this one instead of the other kits on here is because of the 90° connection cable. This is important, as once the cable is installed, the cable runs closely to the unit, allowing it to be discretely hidden on the windshield. When I received the delivery, I noticed the cable is linear and not a 90° connector as described in the ad. Now the cable will stick out further from the camera and allowing the wire to be fully exposed. I sent this back for a return. Should have stuck with my initial gut instinct