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I know another 12v adapter question.

dbarn1681

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Does anyone know of a company that makes a 7 pin trailer adapter that I can use to connect to trailer and have a 12v accessory plug from same 7 pin socket? I want to plug my trailer into the 7 pin socket on my 1500 but also plug in a 12v frig in the bed. Not wanting to drill through the spray in liner if possible. I know that's the easiest way, but I know you can get 12v from the 7 pin. Problem is I want to utilize a 7 pin plug and have a 12v socket come off the 12v socket at the same time. Hope this makes sense.
 

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I think your best bet is running power back from your trailer. I swore I saw 7 pin splitters before, so I searched on e-trailer, where they have a lot. They have a 7 to 5, with a 12v outlet for about $25. The only splitters I found, go from 1 7 pin male to 2 7 pin females, so you could adapt to 12v, are over $225.
 

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I put a Tee onto the backside of the trailer 7-way and ran it all the way up into the bed. I chose to leave it as a 7 pin, but you could easily cut all the other wires you don'twant and install any kind of plug you want.
 

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