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The 7P flat  socket is a versatile and durable option for connecting your trailer to your vehicle. Made from high-quality PVC materials, this socket is built to withstand harsh weather conditions and heavy use. Its voltage is 12v.. Whether you’re hauling a boat, RV, or cargo trailer, the 13-pin trailer socket is an essential component for safe and reliable towing.

A trailer flat socket, commonly known as a trailer connector or flat plug, is an essential electrical component used to connect the lighting and braking systems of a trailer to the towing vehicle. This type of socket is designed to facilitate the safe and efficient transfer of electrical signals between the two vehicles, ensuring that the trailer’s lights, turn signals, and brakes function properly while on the road.

There are various classifications of trailer flat sockets, with the most common being the 4-pin, 5-pin, and 7-pin configurations. The 4-pin flat socket is typically used for basic applications such as utility trailers, where only the essential lighting functions (tail lights, turn signals, and ground) are required. The 5-pin socket adds an auxiliary wire, making it suitable for trailers that may require additional features like electric brakes or reverse lights. The 7-pin flat socket is the most versatile option, often used for larger trailers such as campers or boat trailers, as it supports a wider array of functions, including electric brakes, battery charging, and additional lighting circuits.

The applications of trailer flat sockets are vast and varied. They are commonly used in recreational vehicles (RVs), boat trailers, utility trailers, and horse trailers, among others. In the commercial sector, they are also found in delivery trucks and fleet vehicles that require towing capabilities. The reliability and durability of trailer flat sockets make them suitable for both personal and professional use, ensuring that trailers can be safely towed without electrical failures.