can this be hard wired to my snowmobile trailer wiring off my pickup power supply plug in and does it have a on off switch
2027364
It has an off / on switch however I can't answer the rest of your question as I don't know. I had me RV guys hook it up in my travel trailer and it works great for TV /phone charge, and such but I am in the dark as to why it does. Hope this helps
2027365
you could wire it to the snowmobile trailer if you use a large enough wire. I would suggest using at least an 8 gauge wire directly from the battery of the tow vehicle to and from the trailer connector. Yes it does have an on/off switch.
2027366
You will need a minimum of 6 gauge wire, if the length of your wire is under 20 feet use 6 gauge and over 20 feet use 4 gauge wire. Great Product!
352806
Yes, the plug comes attached. No wiring required, it is usable directly out of the box. The is no on/off switch, but for my use, I plugged it I to a power strip with an on/off switch.
1377000
It has a simple up / down toggle switch on the base of the motor; you hold it forward to raise; press back to lower. You do need to wire it; you simply attach the one positive lead to your trailer's battery; in my case, I found the terminal block where my + battery cable connected and wired it there. The trailer frame provides the negative -- ground -- once you install it.
1146111
Not sure why you would need to change to 12V DC I assume the snow blower is gas power with a battery to start the engine. If so the LED light will work just fine.
1031422
It is hard wired! The electronic power supply out put current is not listed and you will blood your warranty of you change anything.
1695524
It comes with an on/off switch. It is a spinner switch on the cord. If you need extra you can pick them up at home depot for cheap. If you sperate the lights you will also need to pick up more plugs too since it only comes with one.
940863
Yes it does have an on/off switch. It is located on the underneath side of the unit. I often turn mine off when there is an ice storm or snow forecasted.
3005
Yes it can definately be hard wired to a wall switch. simply do not use the on/off switch that comes with the fan.
1376275
No .. as every installation is a custom build. I put my switch on the inside of a Toy Hauler (plywood board) and the professionals who did the wiring did not use the back plate (it is plastic to match the material on the sides) as there was no battery to ground issue that you will have when placed on metal. The switch lays closer to the wall that way. The screws you use will have to match the placement you chose for install and fit the four hole openings. In my case it was wood screws.
1112157
the unit has a off/on speed control switch, it has to be hard wired, i located mine over a wall outlet and by removing the wall outlet you can drop the wire down to the outlet box, about a one hour job.
2100056
I don't know because I have a 2013 tundra that was pre-wired from the factory. The pre-wired plug was behind the left kick plate. I would actually contact Tekonsha directly before you buy. They were super helpful and would be able to give you the correct answer.
1662773
Regardless of whether there is an on/off switch I would suggest unplugging the unit when not being used for an extended period. This is a 120VAC unit and should be plugged into a receptacle rather than being hard wired.
1743737
It is wired. I ran the wire underneath my dash and mounted it pretty much in the middle of my dash on my wrangler.
2019595
It just have hot, return and ground wires coming out the back of the wall plate. No on/off switch and no plug. It's designed to go into a junction box set into the wall. We couldn't do that, so we mounted it to an external box on the wall and ran a wire back to a plug-in wall socket.
887987
It is set up to be hard wired but we spliced a toggle switch and plug to it and made it a plug in.
624475
Yes, and Yes. It is hard wired into the system and runs off of shore power. Unit shoule be off if you are running the trolling motor...unless you have a very long extension cord. :>)
1764844
Yes. I have my controller mounted in my pop up hard wired to the battery. On the supply side (panels) I made a harness thst combines three ends into one and that is in my shore power port on the side of the trailer. So when I set up, I just place the panels on the roof and pull the harness out of the shore power recepticle and plug 'em in. Just got back from Bodega Bay, CA yesterday and the system works great!