First row of seats
Second row of seats
Attention.
- Be careful because the electrical socket and plug may be very hot both while the appliance is in use and immediately after it is turned off.
- This electrical outlet is not designed to power a cigarette lighter.
- It is prohibited to connect electrical consumers rated for a voltage of more than 12 V or consuming electrical power of more than 120 W (current 10 A) to electrical sockets. It is prohibited to plug in splitters or tees to the socket to connect several electrical devices simultaneously.
- To avoid draining the battery, use the electrical outlet only when the engine is running.
- It is not recommended to use the electrical outlet when the air conditioner, headlights or rear window defroster are on.
- Before inserting or removing the plug from the socket, check that the electrical appliance and ignition are switched off.
- Insert the plug into the electrical outlet until it stops. If the electrical contact in the outlet is unreliable, the plug may overheat or the built-in temperature fuse may burn out.
- Make sure that no water gets into the socket.
- When you are not using the socket, cover it with a protective cover.
[The article was copied from here: NissanBook]