Tekonsha Direct Battery Powered Tail Light Converter - 119147

Draws power directly from the vehicle battery and uses less than 5mA of the vehicle circuit for sensing to turn the trailer functions on and off. The taillight circuit has been upgraded to work with vehicles that use a pulse width modulation (PWM), this will allow the converter to turn on fully and gives the trailer lights full brightness during activation. Works with either L.E.D. or incandescent bulbs on tow vehicle or trailer. This Trailer Light Power Module is built to the highest standards of the RV industry and will last a long time. Each Tail Light Converter produced is tested for quality to ensure that it will serve you well. So you can buy this high quality product with confidence knowing that it will work well with your RV.

MPN: 119147

Compatibility: RV Trailers

Features

Power Source: Direct Battery Powered
Function: To Turn Trailer Lighting Functions On And Off
Ampere Rating (A): 2.1 Ampere For Turns/ Stops Circuits And 7.5 Ampere For Taillight Circuit
With Circuit Protection: Yes
Includes Circuit Probe: No
Quantity: Single
Draws Power Directly From The Vehicle Battery And Uses Less Than 5 Milli Ampere Of The Vehicle Circuit For Sensing To Turn The Trailer Functions On And Off
Will Work With Either LED Or Incandescent Bulbs. Has Integrated Re-Settable Short Circuit And Overload Protection To Safeguard Itself And The Tow Vehicle From Shorts And Installation Wiring Mishaps
Designed Not To Send Feedback Through The Vehicle Circuits. The Trailer Brakes Will Override The Hazard Lamps When The Brake Is Activated
The Taillight Circuit Has Been Upgraded To Work With Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) Vehicles This Will Allow The Converter To Turn On Fully And Gives The Trailer Lights Full Brightness During Activation
Will Work With Most Vehicles That Have A Multiplex System For Lighting
Can Be Used On A 2 Wire Or 3 Wire System. All Solid State Components In Potted Encapsulation

Length	5"
Width	5”
Height	2”

Limited 1 Year manufacturers warranty. All warranty claims should be
pursued directly with the manufacturer.