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Trailer Battery Charging and Earthing Electrical Connection Coils

		2 & 3 core 6mm² heavy duty coils Designed for charging trailer batteries up to 45amps. Outer sheath of Autoprene Rubber or Polyurethane to resist abrasion, ozone, grease, oils and chemical atmospheres.
6mm² heavy duty coils	2 Pin Plug		3 Pin Plug

		Single core 35mm² coils Heavy duty single core 35mm² coils for forklift battery charging or vehicle standby heating. Mating sockets are available.
35mm² coils	Single Pin Plug (Male)		Single Pin Plug (Female)

	Earthing coils Single core heavy duty earthing coils for static and electrical earthing are available in wire sizes of 4mm², 6mm² or 10mm².
Earthing coil

	ISO 25981 plugs and sockets
ISO 25981 plug	Autac Products Limited are now able to supply both the 7 core cable (4 x 6.00mm² and 3 x 1.00mm²) and also the plugs and sockets to ISO 25981. ISO 25981:2008 specifies dimensional characteristics, contact allocation, tests and requirements of 7-pole connectors for electrical connections of electronically monitored charging systems of towing and towed vehicles. The electronic monitoring system is designed to detect 12 V and 24 V nominal supply voltage and to limit the current to 50 A. This is a connector without breaking capacity. This electrical connection is intended for use with truck-trailer combinations in order to connect an additional battery pack of the trailer with the generator of the truck using an electronically monitored charging system. Additional battery packs in trailers are basically used with tailgate lifts, electrical forklifts, refrigerated trailers or other technical equipment with high current consumption. If using this connection then the current should be electronically monitored with a limit of 50 A (this is very important to prevent overheating of the contacts). The plug and socket are based on the same shape and design of the existing EBS ISO 7638 plug and socket, but in ISO 25981 the plug and socket should be a light colour, and the keyway is located in a different position to prevent mismating with other connectors without use of excessive force. For more information please see ISO 25981:2008		ISO 25981 socket (open) ISO 25981 socket (closed)