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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Stuart Webster on December 18, 2007, 05:11:04 pm

Title: Tow bar Plug
Post by: Stuart Webster on December 18, 2007, 05:11:04 pm

Is there any way of utilising the tow bar plug to use as a 12v  outlet?

Title: Re: Tow bar Plug
Post by: aztec on December 18, 2007, 05:30:39 pm

yes plug a caravan into it!!

sorry couldnt resist!!

Title: Re: Tow bar Plug
Post by: jampot on December 18, 2007, 05:32:39 pm

 ::)  ::)

Title: Re: Tow bar Plug
Post by: Dave JP on December 18, 2007, 08:42:25 pm

Try towbarsrus... It's a real company !  ;D

http://www.towbarsrus.com/ Under the accessories section, they have or can get hold of most stuff.

Dave.

Title: Re: Tow bar Plug
Post by: TERRY AB on December 18, 2007, 09:03:43 pm

I f you know how the Tow bar electrics are wired or use a Multi-Meter you can find pos and neg wire and tap into them, then cable from there to the area you want to use 12 volts.

Title: Re: Tow bar Plug
Post by: Elginn on December 18, 2007, 09:48:57 pm

If you look on the back of cars that Tow caravans you will see 2 sockets, one is for the normal lighting system and the other (normaly with a white or grey cap 12s) these are for the auxilary items in a caravan and carry thicker cables to cope with the heavier demand.
Terminal 6 & 5 on the one with the white cap is the 12v supply No6 being the possitive cable.

On the Ordinary (12n) socket, there is NO 12v supply, the earth is terminal 3,

Pin 1 = left indicator (yellow wire) marked L
pin2 = Fog Lamp (Blue wire) marked 54G
pin3 = negative return (white wire) marked 31
pin4 = right hand indicator (Green wire) marked R
pin5 = Right hand Tail Light (Brown wire) marked 58R
pin6 = Stop Lights (Red wire) marked 54
pin7 = Left hand Tail & number plate Lights (black wire) marked 58L

If you want the details for the the auxilary sockets Just ask.  ;)