Land Rover Defender: Auxiliary power sockets
Only use approved accessories. Using any
other equipment may damage the
vehicle's electrical system. If in any doubt,
contact a retailer/authorized repairer.
The engine should be running when using
electrical accessories for long periods.
Failure to do so can discharge the battery.
Note: 12 V power sockets can be used to
power approved accessories that use a
maximum of 120 Watts.
Auxiliary power sockets:
- Rear loadspace 12V power socket.
- Second row passenger 12V power
sockets and USB type A sockets.
- Front center console 12V power
socket, USB type A socket, USB type
C socket.
- Front passenger USB type A socket.
- Loadspace 230V/120V power socket.
Do not use wet or damp power
connectors. Wet or damp power
connectors could result in injury or
death via electric shock.
Do not exceed 180 Watts power
consumption. Exceeding 180 Watts power
consumption may result in vehicle
damage.
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Metallic objects may become hot if they
are placed between the mobile device
and the charging mat, which may result
in serious injuries.
Note: Do not place anything other than
a Qi-compatible mobile
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Never allow passengers to travel in the
loadspace under any circumstances. All
vehicle occupants should be seated
correctly and should wear a seat belt at
all times when the vehicle is
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This procedure requires road testing the vehicle. Make sure to follow the local
highway code during the road
test.
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The Cruise Control Module (CCM) can not be adjusted mechanically.
Use the Jaguar Land Rover approved diagnostic equipment to
Make sure the relevant safety warnings
have been read and understood before
operating the navigation system.
When auto-zoom is enabled, the map
automatically zooms in when the vehicle
is traveling at slow speeds and zooms out
when traveling at higher speeds.
Auto-zoom can be enabled and disabled
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