Availability of an RV Style 7-Way to 7-Way Extension
Question:
Hi I would like to make an extension for my trailer to auto power connection. I need the WG54006-043 to have the male end on the the cable as well as the female end. Can you configure that for me or give me the part numbers I need to make it up myself? I include a pic of the female end of the socket.
asked by: William C
Expert Reply:
If you want to use # WG54006-043 then you just need the vehicle end, such as # PK12-707E, since it already has the trailer end on it.
We have some ready-made 7-Way extensions that you can use such as # 20027 or # C56080 which are 7 feet long. We have a shorter option, # TLW6021, which is 21 inches long. And we have a 10 foot long model # TLW6510.
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