This Draper 7-Pin N-Type Towing Plug is designed for use on 13-pin N-type electrics, connecting th...This Draper 7-Pin N-Type Towing Plug is designed for use on 13-pin N-type electrics, connecting the lights on your vehicle to your trailer. It is suitable for 12V vehicles. The product is sold individually and its dimensions are 18.00cm x 8.50cm x 5.00cm with a weight of 0.07kg. It offers a reliable connection for trailer lighting systems.
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Product Information
Full details
This guide is for anyone using the Draper 7-Pin N-Type Towing Plug. It provides a reliable connection for your trailer's lights, ensuring safety and compliance. Keep in mind that this plug is designed for 12V vehicles only.
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Model Part Number
99668
Brand
Draper
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of vehicles is this plug compatible with?
This plug is compatible with 12V vehicles.
What type of trailers is this plug compatible with?
This plug is designed for trailers with 7-pin N-type connectors.
How do I install the plug?
Carefully wire the plug according to the instructions, connect it to your trailer's wiring harness, and ensure all connections are secure. Then, connect it to your vehicle's socket.
What should I do if my trailer lights are not working?
Check the wiring connections, the vehicle's lights, and the fuse. Ensure everything is properly connected and functioning.
How do I maintain the plug?
Regularly inspect the plug for damage or wear. Keep it clean and dry. Use a contact cleaner if needed and store it in a dry place when not in use.
Can I use this plug for a 13-pin trailer?
No, this plug is designed for 7-pin N-type connectors. You would need an adapter to use it with a 13-pin trailer.
What are the dimensions of the plug?
The dimensions are 18.00cm x 8.50cm x 5.00cm.
Troubleshooting
Trailer lights not working.
Check the wiring connections on both the plug and the trailer. Ensure the vehicle's lights are functioning. Check the fuse.
Poor connection or intermittent lighting.
Inspect the plug and socket for corrosion or damage. Clean the contacts or replace the plug if necessary. Ensure a secure fit.
Lights are dim or flickering.
Check the ground connection for corrosion or a loose connection. Test the vehicle's battery and charging system.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides a secure and reliable electrical connection.
Ensures proper functioning of trailer lights.
Easy to install and use.
Durable and long-lasting.
Cons
Only compatible with 7-pin N-type systems.
Requires proper wiring for optimal performance.
Not suitable for 13-pin systems without an adapter.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Wiring: Carefully wire the plug according to the provided instructions or your vehicle's wiring diagram. Ensure all connections are secure and weatherproofed.
Installation: Connect the plug to your trailer's wiring harness, making sure to match the pin configuration.
Testing: After installation, test all trailer lights (brake lights, turn signals, and running lights) to ensure they are functioning correctly.
Compatibility
Vehicles: Compatible with 12V vehicles.
Trailers: Designed for trailers with 7-pin N-type connectors.
Care
Regular Inspection: Inspect the plug and wiring for any signs of damage or wear before each use.
Cleaning: Keep the plug and socket clean and free from corrosion. Use a contact cleaner if needed.
Protection: Store the plug in a dry place when not in use to prevent corrosion and damage.