Designed to work with Khrome Werks receiver and bumper trailer hitches
Include plug-and-play wiring harness with mating trailer connector and mounting bracket kit that bolts directly to the safety chain bracket on the hitch
To be used with current Khrome Werks trailer hitches
Plug-and-play wiring harness features an isolator module with a fused, separate circuit from battery positive to power the trailer lighting; works through built-in relays and prevents overloading of factory-lighting circuit
5-pin, die-cast, automotive style connector
Mounts using mounting bracket that bolts directly to the safety chain bracket on current production Khrome Werks trailer hitches
An isolator is a must for 2009 and later Harleys pulling trailers with conventional incandescent lighting (higher amperage requirements than trailers with LED lighting)
To be used with current Khrome Werks trailer hitches
Plug-and-play wiring harness features an isolator module with a fused, separate circuit from battery positive to power the trailer lighting; works through built-in relays and prevents overloading of factory-lighting circuit
5-pin, die-cast, automotive style connector
Mounts using mounting bracket that bolts directly to the safety chain bracket on current production Khrome Werks trailer hitches
An isolator is a must for 2009 and later Harleys pulling trailers with conventional incandescent lighting (higher amperage requirements than trailers with LED lighting)
To be used with current Khrome Werks trailer hitches
Plug-and-play wiring harness features an isolator module with a fused, separate circuit from battery positive to power the trailer lighting; works through built-in relays and prevents overloading of factory-lighting circuit
5-pin, die-cast, automotive style connector
Mounts using mounting bracket that bolts directly to the safety chain bracket on current production Khrome Werks trailer hitches
An isolator is a must for 2009 and later Harleys pulling trailers with conventional incandescent lighting (higher amperage requirements than trailers with LED lighting)