INEOS Grenadier: DTP-06-2S to Anderson SB50

Convert your INEOS Grenadier's factory DTP power outlet into a rugged Anderson SB50 connection. This heavy-gauge adapter takes the vehicle-side DTP-06-2S port and terminates it in a fast-connect Anderson SB50, the go-to connector for portable power stations, solar panels, fridges, and other high-draw 12V field equipment. The 12 AWG conductor and IP65-sealed DTP end make it a clean, no-splice way to feed quick-disconnect gear straight from the Grenadier's rooftop or accessory power.

Key Features

• DTP-06-2S input plugs directly into the Grenadier's factory DTP power system — no wiring modification
• Anderson SB50 output for robust, high-current, quick-connect/disconnect use
• Heavy-duty 12 AWG conductor rated for up to 15A continuous at 12V DC
• Sealed, locking DTP connector rated to IP65 for permanent vehicle integration
• Two lengths — 1 meter or 3 meter — to match how far your gear sits from the port
• Field-service friendly for power distribution and portable equipment

Fitment & Compatibility

Fits the INEOS Grenadier (2023–present) and any vehicle or mobile power system with a DTP-06-2S power outlet. Before use, confirm the source circuit's fuse capacity is appropriate for your load. It is not intended for direct battery connection without proper fuse protection.

Specifications

What's in the Box

• 1× DTP-06-2S to Anderson SB50 cable in the selected length
• No inline fuse kit, battery terminals, or distribution block included

Frequently Asked Questions

Which DTP cable do I need for a fridge or portable power station?
This one. The Anderson SB50 is the standard high-current connector for fridges, inverters, battery chargers, and solar gear, and the 12 AWG conductor handles those loads up to 15A. For lower-current lights use a Weather Pack or IP65 cable instead.

Which length should I choose?
Pick 1 meter when the equipment sits close to the port and 3 meter when you need to reach across the roof or into the cargo area. Both use the same 12 AWG conductor and connectors.

Do I need to add a fuse?
The cable relies on the vehicle-side DTP circuit's existing fuse; no inline fuse is included. Never wire the Anderson end directly to a battery without adding proper fuse protection.

Can I use it to power a magnetic utility hub?
Yes. It's the same DTP-to-Anderson connection used to feed our PowerVault Utility Hub, which draws power through an Anderson SB50.

How much current can it carry?
Up to 15A continuous at 12V DC. Keep your accessory's draw within that figure and within the source DTP circuit's fuse rating.