Is Wiring Included in Bulldog Winch Dual USB Port BDW20287
Updated 06/23/2016 | Published 06/21/2016
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Does this product come with the necessary wiring? If not, what gauge of wires would I need to purchase to run to my an open fuse location on my converter in my travel trailer?
asked by: Dave
Expert Reply:
The Bulldog Winch Dual USB Port # BDW20287 does not include the wire to connect it to your trailer's electrical system but you can use 18-gauge wire in a run as long as 50-feet. If you need a longer wire run, or if you just want to ensure full current capacity, then use 16-gauge wire. For 16-gauge black wire use part # 16-1-1; for white use part # DW02359-1. Both are sold by the foot.
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Bulldog Winch Dual USB Ports w/ Cover - 3 Mounting Brackets
- RV Electrical Outlet
- USB Outlet
- Exterior Outlet
- Interior Outlet
- Hardwired
- 2 USB Ports
- Black
- Bulldog Winch
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