Radio Holder And Mount
Holes for fastening to multi-directional
mounting bracket
Connection point for interface cable
Status LED (illuminates orange, red, or green)
Hook for connecting tie-down strap
Tie-down strap
Charge contacts (number varies based
on LEVC model)
Mounting plate (with adhesive) for
attaching bracket to vehicle
Hinge adjustment bolt
Mounting plate for attaching bracket to radio
holder (universal AMPS 4-hole pattern)
Plate adjustment bolts
Bolts and locknuts for fastening radio
holder to mounting bracket
Screws for fastening mounting bracket
to vehicle
Note: If a heavy duty flat surface mount is
required, consider using RAM-B-101U. This RAM
mount has the universal AMPS hole pattern and
is compatible with the LEVC.
Charge Controller And Cables
Connection point for DC power cable
Integrated mounting brackets
Connection point for interface cable
DC power cable – plug this end into
charge controller
DC power cable – connect red to 12V or
24V source, black to ground
Controller to radio holder interface cable
with RJ45 connectors
Installing LEVC
1. Before installing the LEVC, confirm that the radio holder is compatible with the radio and
battery you want to charge.
2. Select an area in the vehicle to mount the radio holder. The slim profile of the LEVC allows
it to be installed in areas where traditional in-vehicle chargers will not fit. Depending on
the location selected, you may be able to install the radio holder without using the multi-
directional mount.
3. Select an area for mounting the charge controller. When choosing the location, keep in mind
that the length of the DC power cable is 9.8’ (3.0 m) and the length of the interface cable is
6.6’ (2.0 m). If a longer interface cable is required, use a standard Ethernet cable with RJ45
connectors up to 13.1’ (4 m) in length.
4. If using the multi-directional mount, first determine what adjustments to the mount are
needed. The “hinge adjustment” allows the vertical position of radio holder to be changed.
Loosen slightly the bolt that passes through the hinge to adjust the angle of the radio holder
as needed; firmly tightened this bolt only after the mount and radio holder are installed.
5. The two “plate adjustment” bolts allow the radio holder to swivel left or right. Loosen these
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