Seven Pin Trailer Socket and Power
Submitted: Sunday, Mar 13, 2005 at 22:53
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Mike-TS
I'm hiring a Pioneer camper trailer in a few weeks and was informed to make sure my seven pin socket has power in one of the pins for charging the battery. All very
well so far but a) they didn't inform me which pin (the hiring company doesn't know so I could go straight to the manufacturer) and b) when I look at a seven pin wiring diagram all the pins are full with various
services?
Anybody any ideas or can advise.
Reply By: Feral - Sunday, Mar 13, 2005 at 23:04
Sunday, Mar 13, 2005 at 23:04
Look up www.hella.com.au They have wiring diagrams for all type of plugs for towing. Usually they use pin 2 as power, but it most likely not the most efficient way to charge the trailer battery. It should be wired independantly with heavy wire and an anderson plug. You will not have any problems if it is wired this way.
The trailer plug will work...but it could be better!!
feral
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