Using 2-Way Trailer Connectors to Go From External Battery to Trailer
Published 12/09/2020
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Hi, I was wondering about using Item # 337TC1012 and Item # PK12800 to create a system where I could plug an external 12v battery into our teardrop's internal dc system. I'm looking for a way to easily connect and then disconnect our battery when not in use. The battery would be on the tongue and the inlet on the exterior of the front wall of the trailer.
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Expert Reply:
Are you asking about just using the connectors that come with the # PTW2997 to make a connection to a trailer battery? Or am I not understanding you all the way.
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Jameson C
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Buyers Products 2-Way Die-Cast Zinc Trailer Connector - Truck Side - Vertical Pin Arrangement
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- Vehicle End Connector
- 2 Pole
- Plug Only
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James
12/9/2020
Hi, I was wondering about using Item # 337TC1012 and Item # PK12800 to create a system where I could plug an external 12v battery into our teardrop's internal dc system. I'm looking for a way to easily connect and then disconnect our battery when not in use. The battery would be on the tongue and the inlet on the exterior of the front wall of the trailer.