Coiled 7-pin 12V electrical cable with plugs Amio 6 m

The Coiled 7-pin 12V electrical cable with plugs by Amio is a spiral cable designed for connecting towing vehicles and trailers that use standard 7-pin lighting and auxiliary circuits. With a 6 m stretched reach and a compact coiled form when retracted, the cable provides continuous 12V power for trailer lights, indicators, and auxiliary functions while minimizing loose cable slack during driving.

Advantages

The spiral construction keeps the cable compact when not under tension and extends smoothly when extra length is required, reducing the risk of entanglement or dragging. The integrated 7-pin plugs on both ends provide a standard, reliable electrical interface for lighting and auxiliary circuits. The cable is engineered for consistent 12V continuity and flexible movement between towing vehicle and trailer during turns and maneuvers.

Suitable for

• Connecting towing vehicles and trailers with standard 7-pin electrical sockets
• Carrying 12V power for tail lights, brake lights, indicators and auxiliary circuits
• Situations requiring retractable cable length to avoid slack or trailing cables
• Use on vehicles that need flexible connections during frequent turning or reversing

Key specifications

• Cable type: coiled (spiral) 7-core electrical cable
• Voltage rating: 12 volts
• Length (stretched): 6 metres
• Connector: standard 7-pin plugs on both ends for trailer electrical systems
• Design features: flexible retractable coil to reduce slack and improve cable management

How to use

Align the 7-pin plug with the vehicle and trailer sockets and insert until it seats securely. Ensure that the connectors are clean and dry before making the connection to maintain reliable 12V continuity. Allow the coil to extend naturally during towing to the required length and avoid forcing the cable beyond its designed stretch. After use, disconnect the plugs and allow the cable to retract into its coiled shape for compact storage.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the cable and plug contacts for wear, corrosion, or damage and clean contacts as needed. Avoid sharp bends near the connector ends and do not expose the cable to excessive heat or chemicals. Use the cable within its voltage rating and replace it if insulation or plugs show signs of deterioration.