Thunder TDR06907 12 Pin Flat Trailer Plug
A 12 pin flat trailer plug from Thunder, the TDR06907 features a plastic body construction, providing a standard flat connector interface for trailer wiring installations requiring additional circuits.
Product overview
The Thunder TDR06907 is a 12 pin flat trailer plug designed for trailer-side wiring installations requiring additional circuits beyond the standard 7 pin configuration, providing a flat connector style with plastic body construction.
Features and benefits
12 pin flat connector style: Provides additional circuit capacity beyond the standard 7 pin trailer wiring configuration, suited to trailers with extra electrical functions.
Plastic body construction: Provides a lightweight, cost-effective plug body suited to general trailer wiring installation.
Plug type connector: Designed as the trailer-side plug component to mate with a compatible 12 pin flat vehicle socket.
Technical specs
| Specification |
Detail |
| SKU |
TDR06907 |
| Brand |
Thunder |
| Type |
Trailer Plug |
| Connector Style |
Flat |
| Trailer Plug Type |
Plug |
| Body Material |
Plastic |
| Pins |
12 |
Compatible with
The TDR06907 is compatible with vehicles and trailers using a standard 12 pin flat trailer wiring connector. Confirm your specific trailer wiring configuration before purchase.
Frequently asked questions
What is the TDR06907 used for?
The TDR06907 is a 12 pin flat trailer plug, installed on the trailer side to connect to a compatible vehicle socket for towing electrical connections requiring additional circuits.
How many pins does the TDR06907 have?
The TDR06907 has 12 pins.
What material is the TDR06907 made from?
The TDR06907 body is made from plastic.
What connector style does the TDR06907 use?
The TDR06907 uses the flat connector style common across Australian trailer wiring applications.
Why would I need a 12 pin plug instead of a standard 7 pin plug?
A 12 pin trailer plug provides additional circuits beyond the standard 7 pin configuration, suited to trailers with extra electrical functions such as reversing lights, auxiliary power, or electric brakes requiring more than 7 circuits.
