RV 7 Pin Trailer Plug with IP68 Waterproof Seal 2PCS, Detachable 7 Way Round RV-Style Trailer Side Connector 7 Point Trailer Wiring Plug

A detachable compression nut and a rubber grommet close the cable entry on this seven-pin trailer plug, and the wire inlet is sized 3/4 inch NPT. The description opens by setting the plug against a normal seven-way plug and calling itself upgraded from it. What a normal one is, and which part of it has been improved on, is never described, so the comparison the page leads with has nothing on the other side of it.

Inside the shell

The terminals are held by a screw strain-relief clamp, which the description credits with stopping wires pulling back out of the connector. The terminals themselves are brass and the housing is heavy-duty grey plastic. Two handle hooks are given for grip when you push the plug home. That this is the male end is stated exactly once, buried mid-sentence in a paragraph about something else.

Six circuits named for seven terminals

The circuits it comes ready to splice into are listed: taillights, brake lights, reverse lights, turn signals, trailer brakes and auxiliary power. That is six functions for a connector the listing calls seven-pin, seven-way, seven-point and seven-pole across its various names. A seventh is never accounted for, no function is tied to any particular terminal, and no wiring specification gets a mention, so what you have is a list of jobs and not a pin-out.

Key features

• Sealed cable entry: a detachable compression nut and rubber grommet, described as keeping moisture and dust off the terminals.
• Screw clamp inside: strain relief holding the terminals and stopping wires being pulled back through.
• Brass terminals: named as the conducting material and credited with good conductivity.
• Grey plastic housing: described as heavy duty, and the only colour the description gives.
• Grip lugs: handle hooks for pushing the plug in and pulling it out again, given as two.
• Cable entry size: 3/4 inch NPT, the only dimension anywhere on the listing.

Specifications

• Terminals inside: seven
• End supplied: male
• Wire inlet: 3/4 inch NPT
• Metal of the terminals: brass
• Shell: heavy-duty grey plastic
• Grip hooks: 2
• Circuits named: taillights, brake lights, reverse lights, turn signals, trailer brakes, auxiliary power

Resolve these before you start wiring

• The fitting sequence cannot be completed as written. It runs to four moves: slacken the screws in the end and the body, draw the terminal assembly out, splice the trailer lighting into each terminal according to colour, and put the plug back together. The third depends on a colour scheme that appears nowhere on this listing. Not one wire colour is named, no diagram, chart or terminal marking is given, and we have not supplied a scheme of our own. We are not calling the sequence usable.
• The product name describes this plug as round. The description calls it a blade plug. Round and blade connectors do not mate with one another, nothing here names the socket this is meant to enter, and we have not decided between the two.
• IP68 is a claim of the product name, repeated by the summary. No sentence of the description makes it. What it puts behind its waterproofing is the grommet and the compression nut, with no rating attached to either, and those are what we go with.
• Electrically the plug is unrated. Current, fuse size, wire gauge and voltage are all missing, as is any wiring specification, on a connector that carries a trailer-brake circuit and an auxiliary-power pin.
• How many plugs come per order also sits outside the description, given by the product name and echoed in the summary. The only two the description itself gives is a pair of grip hooks on one plug, which counts something else entirely, and it puts them on either side, wording that sits awkwardly against a total of two. That is left as it stands.
• Just after its first comma the opening sentence loses a short word and keeps the spacing that sat each side of it, leaving a sentence that will not parse. No substitute has been invented.
• Nothing puts a tolerance against the inlet size. Take 3/4 inch NPT as printed, because the page allows nothing at all around it.
• The supplier undertakes nothing of its own anywhere here. No maker is named, no place of manufacture given, and no range of cable diameters the entry will accept.

Well described as a piece of hardware and thin as a wiring job: the grommet, the clamp and the brass are all here, and the two things that decide whether you can use it, the connector format and the colour scheme, are not.

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Delivery Timeframe

Please note that we cannot guarantee the exact date of arrival, and the delivery timeframes (excluding weekends and public holidays) are as follows:

For customers in Victoria, approximately 7-10 working days; For customers in NSW, SA, ACT, and QLD, approximately 9-12 working days; For customers in WA, NT, and TAS, approximately 9-12 working days.