Ideal for Frequent Installations
Ideal for workshops, fleet fit-outs, or frequent trailer installations.
PART NO. 82310BL
PART NO. 82310BL
A sturdy angled mounting bracket engineered for NARVA small round plastic trailer sockets, providing a secure, neat mounting solution for tow bars, rear panels or trailer frames where an angled fit is preferred. It accommodates a wide range of wire gauges and common automotive applications.
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A sturdy angled mounting bracket designed to suit NARVA small round plastic trailer sockets. It provides a secure, neat way to mount sockets on tow bars, rear panels or trailer frames where an angled fit is preferred. Ensures consistent contact integrity under vibration and thermal cycling. Suitable for a wide range of wire gauges and automotive applications. Manufactured from high-quality materials for long-term reliability. Designed for easy assembly using standard crimping tools. Precision-engineered for secure, low-resistance electrical connections. Supplied in a convenient 1-piece pack, offering excellent value for workshop stock or multi-vehicle installations. Backed by a trusted brand known for quality, innovation, and reliability in automotive electrical products.
A sturdy angled mounting bracket designed to suit NARVA small round plastic trailer sockets. It provides a secure, neat way to mount sockets on tow bars, rear panels or trailer frames where an angled fit is preferred. Ensures consistent contact integrity under vibration and thermal cycling. Suitable for a wide range of wire gauges and automotive applications. Manufactured from high-quality materials for long-term reliability. Designed for easy assembly using standard crimping tools. Precision-engineered for secure, low-resistance electrical connections. Supplied in a convenient 1-piece pack, offering excellent value for workshop stock or multi-vehicle installations. Backed by a trusted brand known for quality, innovation, and reliability in automotive electrical products.
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