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Pollak 10-Terminal Junction Box

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This junction box provides a quick and easy way for you to connect the trailer plug to the trailer wiring. The box also makes your trailer connector simple to replace. 1-800-940-8924 to order Pollak accessories and parts part number PK52248 or order online at etrailer.com. Free expert support on all Pollak products. Great prices and Fastest Shipping for Pollak 10-Terminal Junction Box. Accessories and Parts reviews from real customers.
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Pollak Accessories and Parts - PK52248

  • Trailer Wiring
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This junction box provides a quick and easy way for you to connect the trailer plug to the trailer wiring. The box also makes your trailer connector simple to replace.


Features:

  • Provides quick and easy way to wire trailer plug to trailer wiring
  • Allows simple replacement of trailer connector
  • Has black, ABS plastic construction


Specs:

  • Box dimensions: 7.5" long x 3.75" wide x 2.5" tall
  • 1-Year limited warranty


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Video Transcript for Ultimate Overview of the Pollak 10-Terminal Junction Box

Today we're going to be taking a look at part #PK52248. This is the Pollak 10-Terminal Junction Box. This junction box is going to provide a quick and easy way for you to connect the trailer plug to your trailer wiring. The box is also going to make it very simple and easy for your trailer connector to be easily replaced. It's going to feature a nice black durable ABS plastic construction. Here on the inside, it's going to contain 10 terminals. These are going to be size 10 or .190 of an inch terminals.

It's got a nice little lid that goes over the top for a secure connection. It's going to come with the four bolts that goes in the four holes right here to connect the lid to the actual box. Let's go ahead and go over some measurements real quick. Now, the length of the box, not including the mounting tabs, is going to give us a measurement of 7 1/2 inches. The width of the box is going to give us a measurement of 3 3/4 of an inch. Then the height of the box is going to give us a measurement of 2 1/2 inches tall.

The mounting holes on this box are going to be separated center-on-center going this direction by 8 1/8 of an inch. Going this direction, those mounting holes are going to be separated, it looks to be, by 3 3/16 of an inch. You can see everything that it comes with here on the table. It's going to come with the nuts that are going to attach our ring terminals to each of the terminals located here in the junction box. That's what these 10 are over here. It's going to come with the four bolts to attach the lid to the actual box.

It's going to come with these four nuts, as well. Those are going to be designed to go on the backside of a bolt when installing this to your mounting location. Those bolts are going to be sold separately. You may already have those, and you may just want to use your existing bolts if you're just replacing the box. If you don't have some, you can, simply, pick some up at a hardware store, and you can use the included nuts right here. It's going to come with these grommets.

Four of the grommets are going to have the open design. Those are going to be what slides into this portion right here. You're going to have two slots on this side, two slots on this side, and two slots in the front. It's going to allow plenty of room for your wires to go through into the junction box, but it's also going to help in assisting keeping out any dirt or grime from getting in here and causing any type of damage or corrosion to the connection points themselves. You're also going to get two grommets that are solid. Now, these are going to allow you to cover up the slots that you don't want to use. That way nothing gets in there. If you want a tighter connection, if these holes are too big for your wiring, you can just make a little slit in there and use it for that function, as well. It's a really nice design. Again, durable ABS construction. It's going to come with a lock nut for each terminal, grommets, open and closed, to protect the connection points by keeping out dirt and grime. It's going to come with the bolts to get the lid attached. That's going to do it for our review of part #PK52248. This is the Pollak 10-Terminal Junction Box. .

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Pollak 10-Terminal Junction Box - PK52248

Average Customer Rating:  4.6 out of 5 stars   (117 Customer Reviews)

This junction box provides a quick and easy way for you to connect the trailer plug to the trailer wiring. The box also makes your trailer connector simple to replace.

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Good product for what it does. Wish it was a little thicker. Makes a clean wiring job possible. Mounted mine inside a tool box along with the brake emergency battery. Did away with the "boat trailer" wiring the manufacturer had installed.

Aric

11/22/2017

Still doing good. Helps that it’s out of the weather and sun.



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Had to replace the cable connecting my Springdale travel trailer to the tow vehicle. I ordered the etrailer 50-67-005 cable and the PK52248 junction box. The original cable was terminated in a standard electrical box with all of the connections done with wire nuts. When I opened the electrical box and pulled the wires out to have a look-see, one of the white ground wires came out of the wire nut. This is not the first time I have had a "loose wire nut" problem with this travel trailed so I decided the new cable would be differently. The j box was mounted to a 2 X 6 steel tube so I used 1/4 inch self drilling screws to mount it. I also used 1/4 in. self drilling screws to mount the metal cable clamps to hold the cables, going into the box. I used a couple of pieces of 3m mounting tape on the back of the j box to hold it in place to the frame while installing the mounting screws. I also made a small label to go in the lid of the j box to show wire colors and function. There was going to be five ground wires connected so I made a small bridge out of 1/2 in X .062 brass to go on the two end posts. I think this made a cleaner installation. When everything was wired and checked out I sealed the open grommets with RTV. The intermittent problems with the cable are now fixed.



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Over the years I have installed 10 or more of the ten pin connection boxes on other people’s trailers. This time it was on my 5th wheel. It is a great box and makes for a much nicer fix in the future. I also had to replace the 7 wire pig tail because the plug was pulled off. I bought the 6ft. Coiled cable. I used a 1/2 inch clamp to hold the cable at the box and a Connect-to-Protect to keep the cable up out of the weather. The products are great and look great too. Thank you, Philip



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Very good product that made wiring my home made utility trailer easy. The box has plenty of room for your wires and long studs for those connections that need many wires, like the ground. There was also enough room above the studs for me to mount the Tow Ready 118158 converter to the cover and keep it protected. The 3 extra studs worked out perfectly to hook up the converter as well. Only thing that would make this better is if it included more solid grommets so you could make smaller holes in some or plug more of the openings, but some silicone sealant will fix this. I did most the wiring before mounting to the trailer, only had to connect the blue brake wires after mounting.



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I bought one to install on newly refurbished trailer that need a 10 post junction box. Installed fine but when attempting to changing wiring 3 of the post stripped out. Ended up cutting wires to remove. Contacted company and told no returns or exchange. I ordered another from a different company with no issues. No longer a customer of this company.

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Jenny N.

5/23/2023

This experience is certainly not what we expect to provide. I will have our Customer Service team reach out to you.



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product was great the shipping was a bit much



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I recommend this Great Product, very Versatile, open Architecture, Solid Construction!

Al W.

5/9/2020

Excellent product very durable



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Using the Junction box cleared up the rat's nest that was provided by the rv manufacturer



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Great box for making all the connections for the plug harness, trailer brakes, and the brake battery and safety switch. etrailer has all the parts needed to rewire a trailer from plug to lights!!!

John

8/9/2020

Excellent, I have organized my trailer wiring for lights,brakes, aux lights, and area lights.



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Nice terminal box. Cleaned up the wiring on a brand new cargo trailer that I bought where they had all the wires in a small box and wire noted together. Ground wire for the trailer brakes was not making contact. Connected everything in the new box with ring terminals and added a battery inside the trailer. Clean and neat, the way it should have come from the factory.



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Etrailers catalogue provided a complete & accurate description of the 8 items purchased. Placing the order by phone was fast & efficient. Items arrived within 4 working days, no tax no shipping charge. Professional all around.

Pat M.

11/21/2017

The EOH braking system works perfectly. You are my supplier of choice ifwhen I need additional trailer parts on the future.



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Very happy with these junction boxes, mount securely. Added dielectric grease to cover and around inserts to make sure water stays out. I don't expect to have any issues down the road.



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I liked this terminal box for managing wiring on the back end of my truck. The previous owner did a hack job on the wiring when they installed an aftermarket bumper and headache rack so I used this to correct the problems they introduced. I repaired the wiring harness and then used an inline 7 pole 5th wheel splitter to run all 7 connections to the junction box rather than have taps in each of the factory wires. This let me take off multiple lights from the junction box with clean and easily maintainable ring connectors on the ends. I was able to safely wire the aftermarket blinkers and backup lights through the junction box rather than taps to maintain the integrity of the factory wiring harness.



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I used this when replacing my seven round trailer connector. The ten terminals are a good idea. My trailer has a power winch, electric brakes with breakaway switch, 12volt power for inside the trailer, back up lights, and of course the required lights. Having all the available terminals made for easy wiring and clarity in wire runs. Much better than having a mess of wires in the battery box. This should be standard on all trailers.



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Worked very well!



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Still working great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



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Used this junction box to rebuild the wiring system on a new trailer. Have used this type before and was impressed with the quality and ease of use. Made the new wiring much more secure and protected.

One year later and it's working well.



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This junction box will work great to clean up the wire routing I have on my trailer and make it easier in the future to trouble shoot problems.

Tommy G.

4/5/2019

So far so good, everything works great.



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This was exactly the item I needed to make connections between trailer wiring, brake system and connector cable. Simplified maintenance and easy modification were my goals. Succeeded!



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used this box to replace the old cracked one on my trailer and it does great.
My only problem is that the grommets provided are drilled out already, well two are solid ,but I have two holes now that need to be plugged to keep the weather out.....my suggestion is for pollack to include a few more solid grommets in the packaging.........other than that the terminals are solidly made and the box and hardware are all well made



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I saw this on the website and bought it as to me it makes wiring the trailer easier and makes it easier to test for problems when they occur. My ATV trailer wiring has to be replaced due to much salt from the road. This made the project a snap and the box is well made. Fast shipping too.



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Works great, mounted on the inside of the frame, had plenty of room for my wires and makes installing the new lights and IV cable a breeze.



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makes wiring your trailer much easier. great product, thank you! I ordered one for both my trailers.



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I bought this box because It had 10 terminals,and extra space is a plus for future add on's. I also bought this one because it was more expensive and figured it would be better quality than the cheaper unit, but I feel that the plastic housing is flimsy and could break easily also there is no gasket on the cover to keep water out. It will get the job done but I not thrilled with it.



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The box was well made. Wiring installation was clean and looked good. etrailer is a good source for parts.


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