Hopkins 47995 6-Pole Square Set (featuring 12" Vehicle Connector and 12" Trailer Connector) Review

to retrofit an old worn out connector. Although the wire colors didn't match my application, it was easy to do my own "transform" and get it working.

Construction was OK. It seemed to fit my plug on my trailer, but it was slightly smaller. I won by improvising and adapting!

Trailer Trailer you need this. Priceless. Saved me countless hours to make what I needed. I would pay three or four times as much for that. Two thumbs. Highly recommended.

I hooked this up to an RV fridge so if it ever breaks again I'll just have to take it apart. I removed the sprocket because this thing relies on friction to stay together instead of plastic retainers. As a result, it takes little muscle power to assemble or disassemble it.

Works well and fits together perfectly. too tight when fully inserted. The first time I had to use pliers to loosen it. Just slide it all the way in (leave a few millimeters gap) and you'll be fine.

Extremely difficult to force the plugs even with dialectical fat. This electrical connector would be more appropriate where a permanent connection is required. You will need two wide-nose pliers to connect the plugs. I'm pretty strong, but I couldn't put them together by hand.

abuse - actually supply 120 volts (less than 1 amp total) through the plug. This is an addition to an existing display element. I already have 5 of these and have been using them in the Element for the last 10 Christmases. So if it can handle what I'm doing, it certainly should be able to handle the 12 volts it was originally designed for. Of course, just because I did it doesn't mean you should.