2025 D90 Mode Power Outlets: Retain Both 220V 150W and 12V 120W Ratings

When looking for a supply for onboard equipment, seeing 220V can lead to choosing accessories as though the outlet were a household socket. For the Australian MY25 D90 Petrol Mode 2WD, read the voltage together with the published power marking to reduce incorrect socket or accessory enquiries.

Retain the factory limits for voltage and power

Page 4 lists one 12V outlet with a maximum of 120W and one 220V outlet with a maximum of 150W. [Factory specifications][R34] This article uses only the MY25 Petrol Mode 2WD column, without combining other trims or markets.

220V is the nominal description of an outlet, and its 150W limit must remain alongside it. Do not rewrite these figures as a multi-kilowatt V2L function from an electrified vehicle or infer which separately purchasable inverter it contains.

Match the complaint to a specific socket

Retain the actual location and photos of the socket and original label. Record the connected equipment and original vehicle messages. Distinguish visible interface damage from equipment failing to receive the expected supply; the latter requires diagnosis rather than a guessed converter module.

Keep socket location, 12V or 220V, original labelled power and connected-device details together in the selection record. The repairer's findings should identify the particular outlet before the purchasing scope is set for the socket, connections or another item.

Scope and verification

This article is limited to Australia; MY25 LDV D90; Petrol Mode 2WD, without extension to other trims. [Model year scope][R34] The cited product equipment information identifies functions and parts; it is not a fault or replacement criterion.

No public data were available in the reviewed material for the exact locations of both outlets, internal power-supply construction, operating conditions, protection strategy, separate supply and test values; OE numbers, repair parameters, separate parts availability, or compatibility and interchangeability. [To be verified] Compatibility or interchangeability must be checked using the vehicle identification number (VIN) and the local factory parts catalogue in Australia.

For parts discussed here, use the parts enquiry page.

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