Are you left without light in the field? Is the additional light flickering? Then it’s often the connection that fails. Cables, connectors, and branches are the foundation of all vehicle lighting – but also the first to wear. We offer durable components that withstand moisture, shocks, and dirt, ensuring the current reaches and the light stays on – every time.
When are new cables or connectors needed?
Many faults in the lighting system are not due to the lamp – but the connection. Here are common situations where the right cable or connector does the job:
- Installing additional lights: A ready cable kit with relay and fuse makes installation both easier and safer.
- The connector is loose: Worn connectors can cause intermittent function. We have male-to-female connectors for both 12 V and 24 V systems.
- The trailer's lights don't work: This may be due to incorrect connection or damaged cable. Check the wiring diagram – we have solutions for both 5-, 6-, and 7-pin connectors.
- Rebuilding the electrical system: Metered cables, branching cables, and voltage converters allow you to customize the installation to your needs.
What's included in our range?
We have assembled cables and connectors that work in reality, not just in theory. All products are adapted for the demands of agriculture:
- Connector pieces – from two-pin to six-pin models, including deutsch DT and superseal for sealed and vibration-proof connections.
- Wiring kits for additional lights – complete with fuse, relay, and ready connections for quick installation.
- Electrical cables by the meter – customize the length to how you run cabling to tractors, implements, or trailers.
- Branching cables – make it easy to connect multiple light sources or accessories from the same power supply.
- Voltage converters and adapters – for example, 9-volt adapters or converting between 12 and 24 volts, depending on the system.
How do I know what fits?
We often get questions about choosing connectors and cables. Here are some basic rules:
- How many pins are needed? Check your wiring diagram – it determines what connector you need, such as 5-pin or 7-pin.
- What voltage does your machine have? Most tractors and equipment run on 12 V or 24 V – ensure the cable and connector are adapted accordingly.
- Exposed environment? Use superseal or deutsch connectors in moisture, mud, or heavy vibration – they stay tight and secure.
- What length is needed? Metered cable is flexible for custom runs, while ready-made kits save time on standard installations.
We'll help you connect correctly from the start
Cables and connectors may be small parts – but they are very important. We have selected components that last, whether you work in the field, transport with a trailer, or mount additional lights in the yard. The products are proven, compatible, and ready to use immediately.
Explore our range and ensure your lighting works as it should – with the right connection in the right place.
