ARK Trailer Plug Adapter 7 Pin Flat to 6 Pin Small Round Socket – 40mm Cable (SKU: FS26P)
$22.00 $23
ARK trailer plug adaptor converts a 7 pin flat vehicle socket to a 6 pin small round trailer plug. Compact 40mm cable with brass terminals ensures reliable electrical connection.
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The ARK 7 Pin Flat to 6 Pin Small Round Socket Adapter – Model FS26P provides a quick and effective solution for connecting mismatched trailer and vehicle plugs. If your vehicle has a 7 pin flat socket and your trailer uses a 6 pin small round plug, this adapter makes the transition seamless.
Featuring high-conductivity brass terminals and a compact 40mm connection cable, this adaptor ensures signal reliability for lighting and auxiliary functions. Built with rugged construction and precision fittings, it offers long-lasting use even in tough Aussie towing conditions.
Designed to save time and wiring hassle, it’s ideal for caravaners, boaters, tradies, and everyday trailer users switching between vehicles and trailer types.
Key Features:
- Converts 7 Pin Flat (vehicle) to 6 Pin Small Round (trailer)
- Reliable brass terminal contacts – corrosion resistant
- Flexible 40mm connection cable
- Plug-and-play design – no tools or rewiring needed
- Compact and easy to store in glove box or trailer kit
Stay connected without rewiring—just plug in and go!
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Frequently Asked Questions
A: No tools are needed—just plug the 7 pin flat end into your car and the 6 pin round socket into your trailer’s plug.
A: The cable between the plug and socket is approximately 40mm—just enough to allow flexible positioning while staying compact.
A: Yes, it’s compatible with both LED and incandescent lights depending on vehicle compatibility.
A: Ideal for trailers or camper trailers using a 6 pin small round plug, particularly older models.
Weight | 1 kg |
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Dimensions | 27 × 12 × 5 cm |
Location | B-4-2 |
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Evaluation & Recommendations
This adaptor is recommended for:
- Drivers using newer vehicles with 7 pin flat sockets towing older trailers with 6 pin small round plugs
- People needing a quick fix without rewiring or modifying either vehicle or trailer
- Owners of lightweight trailers, camper trailers, or tradie rigs using 6-pin round systems
Installation Tips:
- Check your trailer uses a 6-pin small round male plug
- Plug the 7-pin flat connector into your vehicle socket
- Insert the trailer plug into the round socket end
- Test your lighting and brakes before departure
If you have doubts about compatibility or wire functions, reach out for pinout diagrams or support.