SKU: ATP-MT-TSTADP

AutoTest Trailer Socket Tester Including Adapter

Name: AutoTest Trailer Socket Tester Including Adapter
Brand: Premium Diagnostic Equipment
SKU: ATP-MT-TSTADP
Price: 250.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

$250.00

Pickup available at Gold Coast

Usually ready in 24 hours

Delivery and Shipping

Shipping Information

Orders placed before 12pm AEST Mon-Fri will be dispatched same day

Standard Shipping in Australia 2-9 business days - FREE

Express Shipping in Australia 1-3 business days - Shipped via Australia Post Express. In most cases you will get your order the next day if it was placed before 12pm but we can not guarantee this overnight service.

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Description

MAKE SURE IT STOPS WITH AUTOSTOP!

The AutoTest Euro Trailer Socket Tester is a 7 pin trailer socket wiring tester. Relaying the signal from pins 1–7 to a handheld display unit. The AutoTest Trailer Socket Tester has a self-check confirmation facility and is capable of connecting to a standard European 13 pin socket with the included adapter.

STEP 1:

Insert the 7pin plug (or 13pin adapter) into the Trailer socket at the rear of the vehicle.

STEP 2:

Holding the handset return to the vehicle driver’s
seat.

STEP 3:

Ensuring the vehicle is in a stationary position, with the gears in neutral and the hand brake on. Turn on ignition.

STEP 4:

Without touching the self-test button, by activating the relevant control (for example the tail lamp) the corresponding lamp on the test device will illuminate, giving a positive indication of the continuity of the output. This should be repeated for all six controls. If one or more lights fail to illuminate this indicates a fault with the continuity of output from one or more of the pins.