Recommendations For Wiring The Lippert Electric Jack LC285318 To A Trailer
Published 11/02/2021 >
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Need wiring diagram for 285318 jack thanks
asked by: Craig R
Expert Reply:
The Lippert Electric Trailer Jack # LC285318 is one of the easier jacks to get powered, but doesn't really have a diagram to do so. The quickest and easiest way will be to simply tie it into the 12 volt power source coming from the vehicle via a 7 Way plug. However, this will only allow the jack to function when the trailer is plugged into the vehicle, so it may not be the best option.
Though a little more complicated, my preferred method will be to connect it to a 12 volt battery that is being used for a break away system, like the Hopkins Engager # 20099. A junction box, like the # HS381-9000, will make this process significantly easier. If a junction box is used with the previous method, this will be the exact same way both will be connected.

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