Tesla Cybertruck Auxiliary Power 48v-to-12v Voltage Conversion System

The factory Cybertruck auxiliary power pre-wire (found under the frunk liner and toggled on/off in the center screen) is configured for 48v.  Educated enthusiasts will recognize this 48v power source will not interface with the vast universe of existing aftermarket lighting, LEDs, or automotive electrical accessories which are most typically 12v based.    Rest easy, our engineers have worked directly with a leading voltage converter manufacturer to make a proper Cybertruck-spec step down 48v to 12v module. Our voltage converter has been designed specifically to work with the Cybertruck onboard auxiliary power feed, which is well known to be finicky and not compatible with most off-the-shelf generic voltage converters.   We've put our unit through the testing and durability ringer, making sure it lasts and lives under full duty cycle testing and with a variety of load scenarios.      The T Sportline 12v systems include the voltage converter, a proper heat-sync integrated mounting bracket made specifically for Cybertruck (securely mounts behind frunk tub - out of site and not loose and bouncing around!), and a terminated plug-and-play harness.   Base 12v conversion system (suitable for most lighting) 12v converter system.  This is our entry-level base option which will enable running most lighting options (not recommended when selecting 8 Pod HXB high power lighting).  Will not work with any winch. Includes a bolt-on system to convert Cybertruck 48v auxiliary feed to 12v. Fits behind frunk tub, does not impact frunk space at all. Uses Cybertruck screen control to turn on/off lights. 350w Continuous Duty   Specifications: Designed to work with Cybertruck Included wiring harness Output 4x DT connectors (DT are common spec lighting connectors) Input is AMP connector Pigtail with shrink solder joints (connects to Cybertruck feed) Aluminum enclosure IP rated Heat sync bracket Converts 48v to 12v Rated for 350W (continuous duty)   For higher output Cybertruck auxiliary power systems - View HERE