Name: Phillips Industries 16-7422 Trailer Receptacle Socket - 48 in. Blunt-Cut Cable, Includes Iso Socket
SKU: 167422
Price: 121.99 USD
Availability: InStock

PHILLIPS INDUSTRIES part description

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ISO QCS® Harness

For ISO/auxiliary applications
Meets ISO 3731 specifications
Uses female ground pin
3 o'clock, 9 o'clock and 12 o'clock positions available. Contact customer service for more details.

Phillips Industries QCS ISO Harness

The Phillips Industries QCS ISO harness makes it easier to replace sockets and lower maintenance costs. Its ISO 3731-compliant design makes it suitable for ISO/auxiliary applications.

Features & Benefits

Non-corrosive housing resists salt, oil, grease, fuel, and other chemicals
ISOFLEX jacket provides superior abrasion and heat resistance
Extended front barrel design for additional cable support
Unbreakable housing and lid with stainless steel hinge pin and spring
Inner cavity sealed to prevent contaminants from entering wire harness

Product Description

Socket

Additional Information

Refurbished Part	N
Remanufactured Part	N
UPC	00795689100362
VMRS Code	053017004

PHILLIPS INDUSTRIES 16-7422 Cross Reference

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PHM167422

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.