30.30.49 - Trailer Adaptor – 7-Pin to 13-Pin

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Trailer Adaptor for converting between a 7-pin and a 13-pin towing electrical connection.

It lets a vehicle fitted with one connector standard be coupled to a trailer or caravan using the other, carrying the road-lighting and auxiliary circuits through without rewiring the socket.

Alternative Codes

30.30.49

In stock 2 units

2 · Gouda 0 · Drachten

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Frequently asked questions

What does this 7-pin to 13-pin trailer adaptor do?

This trailer adaptor converts between a 7 pin and a 13 pin towing electrical connection. It lets a vehicle with one connector standard tow a trailer or caravan fitted with the other, carrying the road lighting and auxiliary circuits through without rewiring the socket.

When would I need a 7-pin to 13-pin adaptor?

You'd need this 7 pin to 13 pin adaptor when your vehicle's towbar socket and your trailer's plug use different standards. The older 7 pin type carries the core road lighting circuits, while the 13 pin type adds pins for caravan and auxiliary functions.

Does this adaptor carry the caravan auxiliary circuits?

This adaptor passes the standard towing circuits between the 7 pin and 13 pin connections. A 7 pin setup carries the basic road lighting, so functions relying on the extra 13 pin auxiliary pins, like a permanent live or fridge supply, aren't present on the 7 pin side to pass across.