Description

Overview

7 pin trailer socket connects towing vehicle and trailer lighting circuits through a large round metal socket body. The metal housing suits trailer electrical repairs where the vehicle-side connector needs a stronger shell than a plastic socket. Because it uses a screw-mounted design with an easy-fit clip, the socket also suits workshop replacement jobs where cable retention and service access matter.

Features

• Large round 7 pin format suits matching large round trailer plugs.
• Metal housing gives stronger external protection than light plastic socket bodies.
• Easy-fit clip and screw design helps secure the cable during assembly.
• Screw mounting supports firm fitment for trailer electrical repair work.

Specifications and Materials

This 7 pin trailer socket uses a metal body for large round trailer connector applications. It suits socket-side trailer wiring where the trailer plug or adaptor uses a matching large round 7 pin connector.

Part number: MS10.

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Compatibility and Fitment

Match the 7 pin trailer socket to a large round 7 pin plug before ordering. Also check the cable entry, pin layout, mounting surface and screw access so the wiring can terminate cleanly inside the socket body.

Related Parts

Check the related connector parts below against the trailer and towing vehicle setup before ordering.

Compliance and Safety

Wire the socket to the correct trailer pin layout and tighten each terminal firmly. Then check the cable clamp, socket shell, lighting functions and earth connection before the trailer or towing vehicle goes back into service.

Trailer Applications

Workshops replace this style of metal socket on towing vehicles, trailer looms, boat trailer setups and light-duty work trailer electrical systems. The large round format helps keep older trailer wiring setups serviceable when the trailer still runs a matching plug.

Why Choose ICS Trailers

ICS Trailers can supply trailer sockets alongside plugs, cable, adaptors, terminals and trailer lighting hardware, so the connector repair can be matched with the rest of the electrical job.

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