🔌 Dumble Electrical Wire Connector Junction Box 1-Pack for Trailer, Camper, RV Lights 7 Gang/Pole Automotive Wiring Rewiring Review

Keeps connections clean and dry, making the job easier. I use it for my utility trailers and boat trailers. I like doing something once and not worrying about it. Works perfectly.

This box ensures that my trailer's cables can be safely and easily connected to the main connector and makes it easy to replace a connector that may have been damaged by being pulled out during towing and dragging on the ground.

works so far, we've had a lot of rain and there is no sign of rain in the box, the only thing i have to do is measure my trailer frame for a proper fit. I had to change the mounting bolts to attach it to the frame.

Looks good. More than I thought. My snowmobile trailer only has a full-size metal junction box. As in the house. Once I have it installed I have to come up with a bracket or something to mount it on my track and then mount the box on top of that.

About a dozen of these are currently installed on trailers and trucks. Much better than connections that you can't easily check or replace later. For the price I usually do one on the tongue and one on the back and pull all the wiring to this box like at home. Clean and reliable method and $10 is a worthwhile investment

Place this under my truck to reduce the number of connections I had to make for the trailer wiring harnesses. With 7 directions in the body, 7th and 4th combined on the bumper, 6th and 5th on the bumper. Thanks to this, the wiring was neat and organized. No more searching for my adapters. The box has been opened 6 months after the original installation, it is clean and dry.

What you see is not what you get. It can be explained that color-coded screws, as one person put it, "do not break the deal”. But these color codes were important to make wire connections and I expected them to be coded like in the picture. Of course you get what you pay for and this junction box is cheap and very cheap but the description misleads the buyer to make the buyer think the quality is higher than it is (very cheaply made). You'd think that if they paid enough attention to details…

Received a $900.00 quote to repair the tail lights on a 1 ton dump truck. (On Dodge 3500 '94) I decided to fix the problem myself. (I haven't worked with truck wiring since the early 80's) I didn't want to get under my old truck. But I put the bed down, pulled the hell up and got to work. The wiring has been repaired over the years for the trailer hitch wiring, requiring a full body suit. I cut, test and label ea. the cable. (Just behind the gas tank) I routed a 6 wire cable back to the center…