Pollak 5-Pole, Round Pin Trailer Wiring Socket, Concealed Terminals - Chrome - Vehicle End

Pollak Wiring - PK11502

Establish a secure connection between your trailer and your towing vehicle with this 5-pole, round pin, wire-insertion-style socket. Chrome-plated socket has concealed terminals to provide easy assembly and durability.

Features:

• Chrome-plated, zinc die-cast, 5-pole socket connects trailer to towing vehicle
• Round, split brass pins
  • Minimum voltage drop is ensured
  • Dielectric (non-conducting) grease coating
    • Protects against corrosion and resistance
  • Maximum current capacity provided
• Concealed terminals for durability
  • Provide easy assembly
• Spring-loaded lid
  • Keeps dust and moisture out of interior
• 2-Hole mounting style

Specs:

• Volt rating: 12 volts - 24 volts
• Current rating: 15 amps
• Mounting screw holes: 1-3/4"
• Wiring configuration:
  • Color - circuit:
    • White - Ground Return
    • Green - Right Turn and Brake Lights
    • Yellow - Left Turn and Brake Lights
    • Red - Auxiliary Circuit
    • Brown - Tail Lights
• 1-Year limited warranty

11-502 Pollak 5-Way, Round Pin Trailer Wiring Socket, Concealed Terminals - Chrome - Vehicle End

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