Pollak 6-Pole, Round Pin, Plastic Trailer Wiring Socket w/ Rubber Boot - Vehicle End

Pollak Wiring - PK12720

Establish a secure connection between your trailer and towing vehicle with this 6-pole, round pin socket. Plastic socket has brass pins to ensure minimum voltage drop and a rubber boot to protect terminals from dust and moisture.

Features:

• 6-Pole socket connects towing vehicle to trailer
• Round, solid brass pins
  • Minimum voltage drop is ensured
  • Dielectric (non-conducting) grease coating
    • Protects against corrosion and resistance
  • Wire gauges up to #12 accepted
• Rubber boot covers terminals
  • Seals wire connection from dust and moisture
• Spring-loaded cover
  • Protects socket interior from the elements
• 2-Hole mounting style
• Corrosion-resistant, ABS plastic construction
• Interchangeable with other 6-pole, round pin connectors

Specs:

• Mounting dimensions: 1-3/8"-diameter hole
• Mounting screw holes: 1/4"
• Wiring configuration:
  • Color - circuit:
    • White - Ground Return
    • Brown - Tail Lights
    • Yellow - Left Turn
    • Red - Stop and/or Electric Brakes
    • Green - Right Turn
    • Blue - Auxiliary Circuit
• 1-Year limited warranty

12-720 Pollak 6-Way, Round Pin, Plastic Trailer Wiring Socket w/ Rubber Boot - Vehicle End

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• We have a brake controller wiring kit, part # ETBC6, that will allow you to convert your 4-Way to a 6-Way round. This kit includes everything you need to convert your 4-Way and install a brake controller. You would connect your 4-Way to the 4-Way on the back of the ETBC6. Next you would ground the white wire. You would extend the blue wire up to the cab for the brake controller output. The red wire would then be connected to your reverse light circuit or run up to the battery for a 12V power
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• Typically, the blue wire on a 6-way connector is used to carry the output voltage from the brake controller. The 12-volt auxiliary feed, which usually feeds the center pin on the trailer connector can be used to maintain a fully charged battery, but will not have enough amperage to charge a dead battery.
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