Trailer cable

Trailer cable uses high-purity oxygen-free copper or tinned copper as the conductor, and adopts a multi-strand twisting process to enhance flexibility and conductivity. It is highly adaptable and durable, and is designed for frequent movement and bumpy use of trailers. It can withstand long-term vibration and bending; the plug interface is waterproof and dustproof, and often uses a snap or locking structure to ensure that the connection is stable and not loose. Stable conductivity ensures the normal operation of taillights, brake lights, turn signals and electronic brake systems, and enhances driving safety. Trailer cables are used in freight trailers, RVs, agricultural trailers, and engineering equipment trailers.