Green Lion Flux Drive FM Transmitter Car Charger is now available at Mascom International for KSh 3,100, combining a Bluetooth 5.3 audio link, an 87.5-108.0 MHz FM broadcaster, and 64.5W of total charging output across three ports. The Green Lion Flux Drive FM Transmitter Car Chargerplugs straight into your cigarette lighter socket, accepts 12-24V input, and weighs just 42.5 grams at 44.6 x 44.6 x 80.6 mm. Model number GL-CC24 carries the official Green Lion SKU GNFLXDRFMCCBK. Buy it today at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD.
Most cars on Kenyan roads are 2010-2016 Japanese imports with radio-only head units and no Bluetooth. That leaves Uber, Bolt and Little drivers stuck with a phone speaker, sales reps on Mombasa Road taking calls on loudspeaker, and families driving to Nakuru with nothing but local FM stations. The Green Lion Flux Drive FM Transmitter Car Charger solves that for KSh 3,100 instead of the KSh 25,000 a head-unit replacement costs. Your phone connects wirelessly, the audio broadcasts to your existing radio, and the built-in microphone handles calls without touching the handset.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops stock unbranded FM transmitters with no model number and no warranty, Mascom International supplies the genuine Green Lion GL-CC24 with a 6-month warranty and a published spec sheet you can check. Drivers across Nairobi report that the 30W USB-C port refills a phone faster during a single Thika Road commute than the 12W sockets built into most vehicles. Walk into our Kimathi Street store Monday through Saturday to test the Green Lion Flux Drive FM Transmitter Car Charger in person, or order for countrywide pay-on-arrival delivery.
Common Questions About the Green Lion Flux Drive FM Transmitter Car Charger
Will the Green Lion Flux Drive FM Transmitter Car Charger work in my older car without Bluetooth?
Yes. Any vehicle with a working FM radio and a 12-24V cigarette lighter socket will run it, which covers almost every Toyota Probox, Fielder, Vitz, Axio, Nissan Note, Mazda Demio, and Subaru Forester import on Kenyan roads. The unit does not connect to your head unit electronically. It broadcasts a short-range FM signal that your radio picks up like a normal station. No wiring, no dashboard removal, no installation fee. Plug it in, tune your radio, and you are streaming within a minute.
How do I set the FM frequency so the sound stays clear around Nairobi?
Pick an empty frequency your local stations do not occupy, then tune your car radio to the exact same number. Nairobi's FM band is crowded between 88 and 105 MHz, so the quieter edges around 87.5-87.9 MHz or 106.5-108.0 MHz usually give the cleanest audio inside the CBD. Press and hold the knob to enter FM mode, then rotate left or right to change the frequency. It exits automatically after 3 seconds. Upcountry, where fewer stations broadcast, almost any frequency works.
How fast does it charge my phone?
The USB-C port outputs Power Delivery up to 30W at 5V/3A, 9V/3A, or 12V/2.5A, which pushes most modern phones from empty to roughly half charge in about 30 minutes. That covers a typical Westlands-to-Karen run. The USB-A1 port runs Quick Charge at up to 22.5W with 5V/4A, 4.5V/5A, and 12V/1.5A profiles, matching Samsung, Xiaomi, Tecno, and Infinix fast-charge standards. Both figures depend on your cable a low-quality cable from a street stall will cap the speed regardless of the charger.
Can it charge three devices at the same time?
Three ports are available, and the combined ceiling is 64.5W. USB-C handles 30W, USB-A1 handles 22.5W, and the second USB-A port outputs 5V/2.4A, capped at 12W. In practice that means a phone on USB-C, a passenger's phone on USB-A1, and a dashcam or tablet on the third port, all running together. Note that the 12W port doubles as the U-disk music port, so when a USB drive is playing, that slot is occupied.
Does it handle hands-free calls properly?
A microphone is built into the front face, and Bluetooth 5.3 keeps the phone link stable within a 5 metre range more than enough for any car cabin. A short press on the knob answers an incoming call, and another short press ends it. Call audio comes through your car speakers at whatever volume the radio is set to. Nairobi traffic noise and matatu hooters do affect microphone pickup, so keep the unit within arm's reach on the dashboard socket rather than buried in a lower console.
Can I play music without using my Safaricom or Airtel data?
Yes, and this is the reason many long-distance drivers buy it. The Green Lion Flux Drive FM Transmitter Car Charger reads MP3, APE, and WAV files directly from a USB flash drive up to 32GB or a TF memory card up to 32GB. Load your music at home, insert the drive, and playback starts automatically without touching your phone. That saves data on the Nairobi-Mombasa or Nairobi-Kisumu corridor where streaming eats bundles and network coverage drops between towns.
Will it work in a 24V lorry, van, or pickup?
Yes. The input range is 12-24V, so it runs in standard saloon cars, matatus, pickups, and 24V commercial vehicles including lorries and buses. Green Lion states clearly that voltages above 24V will cause permanent damage, so do not fit it to heavy plant or equipment running higher systems. Insert it only after the engine has started cranking causes a voltage dip that stresses any charger. The housing is ABS with flame-retardant PC, chosen for the heat that builds inside a car parked under Nairobi sun.
Is the Green Lion Flux Drive FM Transmitter Car Charger worth KSh 3,100?
Compare it to the alternatives. A replacement Bluetooth head unit with fitting runs KSh 20,000 to KSh 30,000 in Kirinyaga Road. A basic 12W car charger alone costs KSh 800 to KSh 1,500. At KSh 3,100 you get 64.5W of charging plus wireless audio plus hands-free calling plus offline USB and TF playback in one socket. For Uber and Bolt drivers doing 10-hour shifts, the 30W port alone justifies the spend because a flat phone means no trips.
How does it compare to the cheaper FM transmitters sold around Nairobi?
The KSh 900 to KSh 1,500 units common in downtown stalls typically carry no model number, no brand documentation, and 10W to 18W of shared output. The Green Lion Flux Drive FM Transmitter Car Charger is model GL-CC24 with a published spec sheet, Bluetooth 5.3 rather than 4.2, and 64.5W total across three ports. It also has a rotary knob instead of fiddly membrane buttons, which matters when your eyes should be on Uhuru Highway. Mascom International backs it with a 6-month warranty and a physical service desk.
Technical Specifications
Wireless Audio Link and FM Broadcast Range
- Bluetooth 5.3 keeps the phone-to-charger link stable and reconnects automatically each time your engine starts
- FM broadcast covers 87.5-108.0 MHz, letting you pick a frequency clear of Nairobi's crowded commercial band
- Transmission range reaches 5 metres, far beyond what any car cabin actually needs for reliable audio
- Device name appears as GL-CC24 during pairing, so you know you are connecting to the correct unit
- Voice prompt confirms successful pairing, useful when you are watching traffic instead of the display
- Real-time monitoring shows transmission frequency and vehicle battery voltage alternating on the LED display
Charging Ports and Measured Output
- USB-C port outputs 5V/3A, 9V/3A, and 12V/2.5A for Power Delivery up to 30W on modern phones
- USB-A1 port runs Quick Charge 3.0 at 5V/4A, 4.5V/5A, and 12V/1.5A for up to 22.5W
- USB-A2 port outputs 5V/2.4A and tops out at 12W, suitable for dashcams, older phones, and earbuds
- Total combined output reaches 64.5W, letting three passengers charge simultaneously on a long upcountry drive
- Input range spans 12-24V, covering saloon cars, matatus, pickups, lorries, and 24V commercial vehicles
- Charging speed depends on cable quality — Green Lion recommends certified OEM cables for rated results
Offline Playback From USB and TF Card
- USB flash drive support reads capacities up to 32GB, holding roughly 6,000 songs at standard MP3 bitrates
- TF memory card slot accepts cards up to 32GB, giving a second offline library without occupying a USB port
- Supported file formats cover MP3, APE, and WAV, so both compressed and lossless files play back directly
- Playback switches automatically the moment a drive or card is inserted, with no menu navigation needed
- Offline mode saves Safaricom and Airtel data on the Nairobi-Mombasa and Nairobi-Kisumu corridors where coverage drops
- Long-pressing the left or right button jumps between folders, letting you organise music by artist or mood
Hands-Free Calling and Control Layout
- Built-in microphone handles calls without touching your phone, keeping both hands on the wheel in traffic
- Short-pressing the knob answers or ends a call, the single action you need while driving
- Rotating the knob left lowers volume and right raises it, adjustable without looking away from the road
- Left and right buttons skip to the previous or next track through a physical press, not a touch panel
- Double-pressing the knob cycles between Wireless, USB Drive, and TF Card modes in one motion
- Press and hold the knob to enter FM tuning, which exits by itself after 3 seconds of inactivity
Build Quality and Vehicle Fitment
- Housing uses ABS with flame-retardant PC, chosen for cars parked under direct Nairobi and Mombasa sun
- Dimensions of 44.6 x 44.6 x 80.6 mm fit standard cigarette lighter sockets across Japanese and European imports
- Weight of just 42.5 grams places no strain on the socket over rough Thika Road and rural surfaces
- Universal socket design fits Toyota, Nissan, Mazda, Subaru, Honda, Isuzu, and most other vehicles on Kenyan roads
- No wiring, dashboard removal, or installation labour required — you plug it in and it works
- Compact profile keeps the unit clear of the gear lever in tight cabins like the Vitz and Demio
Display, Safety Protection and Daily Handling
- LED display shows transmission frequency and battery voltage, doubling as a rough check on your car's electrical health
- Multi-function knob combines volume, playback, calls, and FM tuning into a single control point
- Built-in safety protection guards against the surges and short circuits common on older vehicle wiring
- Green Lion advises inserting devices only after the engine has started, since cranking causes a voltage dip
- Avoid use in heavy rain exposure or thunderstorms, and clean with a dry cloth rather than chemical detergents
- Multi-device charging is supported by design, so running all three ports together is normal operation
Package Contents
- Green Lion Flux Drive FM Transmitter Car Charger (Model GL-CC24, Black)
- User manual with button functions, charging guide, and safety instructions
- Warranty documentation
Warranty
The Green Lion Flux Drive FM Transmitter Car Charger carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects. Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles any claim directly, without shipping the unit abroad or waiting on a distributor. Bring the unit and your receipt to Kimathi Street and our team will test it on the spot.
Where to Buy the Green Lion Flux Drive FM Transmitter Car Charger in Kenya
Green Lion Flux Drive FM Transmitter Car Charger is in stock now at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Walk in Monday through Saturday between 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM to handle the unit, check the knob action, and see the LED display before committing. Available in Black.
Three ways to order:
- Call or WhatsApp +254 708 852 521
- Email info@mascomintl.com
- Order through www.mascomintl.com
Pay-on-arrival delivery reaches every one of Kenya's 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery. Other major cities and towns including Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Nyeri, and Kakamega receive the unit within 1 business day, with 2-3 business days for the furthest destinations. You inspect the Green Lion Flux Drive FM Transmitter Car Charger and pay only when it reaches you.
The Green Lion Flux Drive FM Transmitter Car Charger carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects. Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for accurate specifications, current Kenyan pricing, and after-sales support handled from our Nairobi CBD store on every car accessory we stock.
