Do you need an adapter in order for it to power the breaklights on a small trailer?
2090112
It depends on the trailer connector. This kit includes a "4-way flat" connector which is compatible with my small 2003 utility trailer. The Curt website shows that there ARE other connector types in use for this type of trailer, but notes they are "used occasionally". If you plan to tow a trailer with one of these other connector types then you'll need an adapter. NOTE: This kit includes the parts required to install a "4-way flat" trailer plug connector into a 2014 Toyota Rav4. This allows the trailer brake lights to operate in sync with the Rav4 brake lights which is perfect for small trailers that comply with the Rav4 towing limitations (1500 lbs). It does not allow for electrical "surge" braking that heavier trailers require (which require 5+ pin connectors), but the Rav4 isn't rated for those kinds of towing weights. Btw it may work with other model years as well, I've got it installed on a 2014 Rav4.
679544
This is for only one light and no adapters. The adapters are sold separately.
2282538
Yes, I have used it with the light socket adapter and it works. But remember to have the switch turned on. :-)
885904
No it did not come with the Adapter but I didn't need it so it was not a problem. No to the Power supply. I purchased a Nine-tail power plug and a power supply separately that allowed me to push power to all boxes.
2083737
Yes. The wire harness supplies vehicle's power to trailer lights (and breaks if your trailer has them--i.e. campers). Working tail lights on trailers are required.
562582
No sir. This is for trailer wiring. What you need is a step-down convertor.
700317
Yes..it requires a 12 volt minimum of 1 amp power supply. These illuminators are very good, mine have been up since August and I love them...they cast a very bright, wide and long IR beam. You won't regret the purchase.
1243274
I know it comes with some adapters but you may want to call Steamlight themselves before ordering.
42771
This only has a socket for a standard bulb, so no. Unless you use one of those screw-in adapters.
1510815
This does not require a special adapter. The two leads from the light cable will go into the standard Alfine Dynamo plug-clamp widget.
1689242
The unit I'm using gets it's power from the devices it is attached to. Thus, I am not using a power adaptor with it. However, if you need one they are available in many stores that sell electrical devices.
1147292
I that case I would assume that you will have to wire one in or have someone wire one in for you. But, if you already have a trailer plug you can use that as a power source with the proper adaptors. Either way it requires a flat plug to match the one on the camera. Mine works great, I can hook up to my boat by myself, no problem. Cheap when you consider fixing a whole you slice in the tailgate with the trailer tongue costs about 700 bucks.
1672490
Not with the supplied adapters. You will need an adapter from Lowe's or HD.
59243
Yes, I use my 30-15 adapter to check the pedestal power before hooking up. Also nice to have at the big campgrounds in the summer (Frontier Town for example) when all the big rigs run their AC units and the voltage drops.
570949
Yes. Hook the 4 wires up to where the directions say - 1 power, 1 ground, 1 to brake light switch, and 1 out to trailer plug.
1317457
Yes, you can use either the adapter or the USB cord to get power.I use it to conserve USB ports.
2187
You would require 96-100 Watts of power, which would be around 8 amps for the adapter. We offer several power adapters on Amazon and HitLights.com that will meet your needs. Please note you will also need an amplifier to ensure there is no drop off in brightness in between the second and 3rd strip of lights.