Name: Phillips Industries 16-7403 Trailer Receptacle Socket - QCS2 Straight, Black, 48 in. Blunt Cut Cable
SKU: 167403
Price: 112.49 USD
Availability: InStock

PHILLIPS INDUSTRIES part description

Features & Benefits

Internal pin layout supports consistent grounding paths on aged lighting circuits
Jacket material resists stiffening during extreme cold spells
Blunt-cut end accepts a variety of crimp or solder-type terminals
Strengthened connector body resists deformation from repeated tension on the cable

Phillips Industries QCS2 Trailer Receptacle Socket

The Phillips Industries QCS2 Trailer Receptacle Socket integrates a straight plug layout with a 48-inch blunt-cut cable, giving installers the freedom to adapt the harness length to custom trailer configurations. The black housing blends easily with modern trailer bodies while offering a secure anchoring point for plug activity. Seal integrity around the connector opening helps resist dust and moisture that collect during long staging periods. The extended lead length supports rewiring scenarios where the factory harness no longer reaches intended mounting points. For trailers undergoing custom electrical routing, the Phillips Industries 16-7403 gives crews a straightforward way to rebuild the socket interface.

Additional Information

Refurbished Part	N
Remanufactured Part	N
UPC	00795689079262
VMRS Code	053017004

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PHM167403

For over 90 years, Phillips Industries® has been the leading developer and manufacturer of electrical and air brake system components for commercial trucks and trailers. The company supplies virtually every major tractor and trailer manufacturer in the U.S., making Phillips products a standard in nearly all Class 8 trucks. More than half of all trailers manufactured in North America are fitted with at least one part from Phillips. Driven by its passion for making "products that make a difference" to customers in every corner of the world, Phillips works closely with freight carriers to develop components and systems that work better and last longer than the competition.