Trailer plugs.With test LED's..Not expensive

Yeah, me too!

Kind regards

Hi Rob..As KT Cables supply almost all the auto and auto elec shops (we will probably stock the round Utilux™ type ones also,even though our main producst are bolts) so doubt you will have any problems..Oops ! My manager jus mentioned they will not be avail to gen public(us) until 1st May..I imagine they have a web site,prob www.ktcables.com.au Do a little Google if in trouble. I had made up a tester that I won't need anymore..Worked great..Is just a seven pin plug with seven wires with bare ends coming out and a festoon bulb soldered to the earth wire..Makes it so ezy to test rig,but these new LED plugs will also let us know if plug is making a all connections.My theory is that trailer lites that are LED equiped will burn ok,even with a lousy connection,where as incandesant globesdrawing much more power need a good,clean connector.I think LED trailer lites will work on both 12 & 24 volt or anywhere in between..."theory" an opinion or supposition..a statement of the principles on which a subject is based

Bear in mind,the KT Cables plug & socket each have the LEDs embedded in the case of each,so they are lit up at all times power is supposed to be flowing to the trailer lites..Looks a normal plug or socket but has a little row of LEDs..Can do a "hands free" visual check at any time..I checked the "Trailervision" site and it appears to my casual eye that they have testers to ensure the outlet is powered before pluggin in..But what happens later on ? The inbuilt setup from KTs is showing power flow at all times."Beware of imitations" I was shown the KT product and all units have KT branded into the plastic.Not stuck on.

"Beware of imitations" ???

Trailer vision has been around for a while now - might just be that the product you're proposing to distribute/sell is the imitation!?

Scoey

Damned good idea, will spend the dosh I was saving for a Fitch on these instead... Did someone say they came with steak knives....