7-Core Trailer Cable with 6x1mm and 1×1.5mm Conductors for Agricultural Implement Electrical Systems

Description

When you’re hooking up grain trailers, hay wagons, or equipment that needs electrical connections, having the right cable makes all the difference between lights that work and being stuck on the roadside with dead circuits. This 7-core trailer cable gives you all the circuits you need for complete electrical systems—from basic tail lights to brake controllers and hydraulic functions. With 10 meters on the roll, you’ve got enough length for most installations without needing to splice in extra wire.

What You’re Getting

• Seven separate cores handle everything from basic lighting to auxiliary power needs
• Six 1mm cores for standard circuits like lights and signals, plus one beefier 1.5mm core for higher-draw applications
• Weather-resistant jacket that stands up to road spray, chemicals, and temperature swings
• 10-meter length covers most tractor-to-trailer installations without splicing
• Quality copper conductors that won’t corrode or create voltage drops over time

Built for Real Farm Work

This cable handles the electrical needs of modern farm trailers and implements. Whether you’re wiring up a grain cart for harvest season, connecting brake controllers on your livestock trailer, or adding work lights to equipment that operates after dark, the seven-core design gives you circuits for standard lighting, turn signals, brake lights, plus auxiliary power for electric brakes or hydraulic controls.

Made to Last

Farm trailers take abuse that would kill regular automotive wire. This cable’s outer jacket resists damage from fertilizer, diesel fuel, and road debris while the individual core insulation prevents shorts and cross-circuit problems. The copper conductors stay flexible in cold weather and won’t corrode like cheaper alternatives.

Installation Notes

Route the cable away from sharp edges and heat sources, and secure it properly to prevent stress at connection points. The different core sizes let you match wire capacity to the load—use the 1.5mm core for electric brakes or other high-draw circuits. Always test all functions before putting equipment into service, and check connections regularly for corrosion or damage that can cause safety issues.