Can EZ Connector Magnetic 14-Pin Trailer Connector Be Used For Snow Plow

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Can this be used on a snow plow

asked by: Kevin L

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You can use the EZ Connector Magnetic 14-Pin Trailer Connector # 319-S14-05-6 for your snow plow as long as you do not exceed the ratings. This has a maximum voltage of 36 volts, max current on any single conductor is 25 amps, and the max total combined current for all conductors is 100 amps. You will also need the # 319-S14-07-6 for the trailer end connector and the # 319-S7-61 if you need a mounting bracket.

expert reply by: Robin H

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