Trojan 7 Pin Flat Female Socket for Tow Vehicles

Meet the 7 Pin Flat Female Socket from Trojan (SKU: T362065) — a rugged, weather-ready connection for your tow vehicle that keeps trailer lighting simple, reliable, and compliant on every trip. Designed specifically for the tow vehicle side, this socket is built to endure New Zealand conditions while delivering clean, secure power to your trailer lights.

• NZ/AU-style 7-pin flat compatibility: Straightforward installation with a familiar, standard layout that auto electricians and DIY enthusiasts can trust.
• Weatherproof, road-ready housing: A robust housing with a spring-loaded protective lid shields contacts from rain, dust, and road grime, extending service life on muddy backroads or coastal drives.
• Secure, positive connections: Firm plug retention minimizes disconnects on rough tracks, ensuring indicators, tail lights, brake lights, reverse, and auxiliary power stay solid from start to finish.
• Clearly marked terminals: Clearly marked terminals make wiring neat and scalable, whether fitting a new towbar loom or replacing a worn connector.
• Everything you need for quick installation: Includes mounting hardware and a simple wiring guide for a neat, reliable setup on most vehicles today.
• Versatile use cases: Ideal for caravans, boat trailers, and utility trailers — perfect for work fleets or weekend adventures where dependable signaling matters.
• Functional overview: This 7-pin socket provides dedicated circuits for indicators and tail lights, brake/stop lighting, reverse illumination, and an auxiliary power line for bright, visible signaling that keeps you compliant on the road and on the farm.
• Tow-vehicle-side design: Pairs with a matching 7-pin flat male plug on the trailer to complete the hot-and-cold path for the lighting circuits.

With the Trojan 7 Pin Flat Female Socket, you gain a durable, easy-to-wire interface designed to keep your trailer lights bright, legal, and dependable trip after trip. It's a practical choice for upgrading aging connections, building a new tow setup, or replacing a worn connector—especially for caravans, boat trailers, and utility trailers where consistent lighting performance matters most. Tips for best results: mount in a protected area, use the included mounting hardware, and pair with the matching trailer plug to ensure a clean, continuous power path that minimizes maintenance downtime.