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TAURKENAM 7-way trailer extension cord with 90-degree elbow plug, two-foot length

TAURKENAM

TAURKENAM 7-Way Trailer Extension Cord 2ft Elbow Plug 10AWG 12AWG 14AWG

SKU CH-417M-PR50P

Extends a 7-way trailer connection by two feet using a 90-degree elbow plug with 10, 12 and 14 AWG conductors

  • Extends your trailer connection by 2 feet
  • 90-degree elbow plug reduces strain in tight spaces
  • Heavy-duty 10 AWG wires handle high-current circuits
  • Mixed 10, 12 and 14 AWG gauges match trailer wiring
  • Compact 1.5-inch plug depth fits confined receptacles

Product Purpose

This 7-way trailer extension cord adds two feet of reach to a standard RV or utility trailer connection. It suits owners who need a short bridge between vehicle and trailer sockets without coiling excess cable.

Wire Gauge Layout

The cord uses two 10AWG conductors, one 12AWG conductor and four 14AWG conductors to match typical trailer lighting and brake circuits. This mixed-gauge design carries the factory pin-out without adapters.

Elbow Plug Clearance

A 90-degree elbow male plug reduces the depth behind the socket to 1.5 inches (28 mm). The low profile helps in tight receiver boxes or when a spare tyre sits close to the vehicle outlet.

Highlights

  • Extends your trailer connection by 2 feet
  • 90-degree elbow plug reduces strain in tight spaces
  • Heavy-duty 10 AWG wires handle high-current circuits
  • Mixed 10, 12 and 14 AWG gauges match trailer wiring
  • Compact 1.5-inch plug depth fits confined receptacles

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How often should the 10AWG, 12AWG and 14AWG conductors be inspected for corrosion or wear?

Check the seven pins and wire insulation at least once a season; replace the cord if you see green deposits, cracked jackets or loose crimps on the 10AWG power lines.

Which circuit reaches its ampacity limit first when the trailer runs lights, brakes and appliances together?

The four 14AWG wires for lighting and signals saturate before the single 12AWG brake line or the two 10AWG supply conductors.

Does the 90-degree elbow plug run hotter than a straight plug during all-day towing?

The elbow adds no measurable resistance; temperature rise depends only on total load across the 10AWG and 12AWG conductors, not the 28 mm plug depth.

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