13-pin to 7-pin 12V trailer adapter for cars, bike racks and trailers
This adapter solves a very common problem: the car has a tow hook socket at 13 poles, while the trailer, trailer or bike rack still uses the classic plug 7 poles.
With this adapter you can quickly connect your vehicle to the trailer without modifying the electrical system, without replacing plugs and without having to go to an auto electrician for a simple compatibility problem between socket and plug.
h3>When do you need this adapter?
You need it if your car is equipped with a tow hook socketstrong>13 poles and you need to connect an accessory or trailer with a plug 7 polesThis is a common situation with modern cars combined with trailers, small trailers, towbar bike racks, or lightweight caravans./p>
- Car with tow hook socket 13 poles
- Trailer, trailer or bike rack with plug 7 poles
- Electrical system 12V
- Quick connection without wiring or modifications
Ideal for
- Towbar bike rack
- Trailer trailers
- Small road trailers
- Lightweight caravans
- Trailers with 7-pin plug to be connected to cars with 13-pin socket
Why is it useful?h3>
When the socket and plug do not match, the trailer or bike rack nIt cannot be properly connected to the car. This can prevent the taillights, turn signals, brake lights, or license plate light from working, creating a practical problem just when you need to get going.
The adapter allows you to switch from 13 car poles to 7-pin trailer Quick and easy. It's especially useful to keep in your car if you use multiple towing accessories or connect multiple trailers.p>Simple installation
- Make sure the car socket is at 13 poles.
- Insert the adapter into the towbar socket.there>
- Rotate it until it locks into place.
- Connect the plug 7 poles of the trailer, trailer or bike rack.
- Always check that your turn signals, brake lights and other lights are working correctly before setting off.
Supported light functions
The adapter allows the connection of the main light functions available on the 7-pin system, such as side lights, direction indicators, brake lights, rear fog lights and license plate light, when present and correctly wired on the vehicle and trailer.
Check before purchasing
This is the right product if:/strong>
- your car has a tow hook socket 13 poles;
- your trailer, trailer or bike rack has a plug 7 poles;
- the system isrong>12V;
- You want to connect the accessory without modifying the wiring.there>
It is not the right product if:/strong>
- you have a 7-pin car socket and you need to connect a 13-pin trailer;
- you need an adapter for trucks or semi-trailers 24V;
- you are looking for an EBS/ABS adapter;
- The problem is caused by oxidation, incorrect wiring or electrical fault of the vehicle/trailer./li>
Attention: 12V product, not 24V EBS/ABS
This adapter is intended for connectionsstrong>12V for cars, light trailers, trailers and bike racks. Not to be confused with cables or adapters EBS/ABS 24V used on trucks, road tractors and professional semi-trailers.
In summary
If your car has a 13-pin socket and your trailer, trailer, or bike rack has a 7-pin plug, this adapter is the simplest solution: just plug it in, lock it in, connect the plug, and you can drive off, immediately checking that your lights are working.p>
