Is the Pollak Trailer Connector Adapter # PK12728 Rated For A Constant 40 Amp 12V Load?
Updated 12/17/2020 | Published 12/15/2020 >
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Are any of these hacks rated to supply a constant 40amp 12 volt load as the Lance proprietary connector does?
asked by: Mike
Expert Reply:
Both the Lance proprietary connector and the Pollak Trailer Connector Adapter # PK12728 will be able to handle a constant 12 Volt load. After reading the Lance Proprietary Connector information, it states that in order to "protect your truck's 12 volt system from overload, a 40-amp circuit breaker # 9510 should be installed at the power source under the hood". Both of these connectors will perform the same with a 40 amp circuit breaker installed under the hood. Check your vehicles owners manual to see the layout of your fuse box to see what that wiring connects to under the hood.
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Pollak Trailer Connector Adapter - 7-Blade Plug to 7-Pole Round Pin - Die-Cast Zinc
- Custom Fit Vehicle Wiring
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- 7 Blade to 7 Round
- Plug and Lead
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