Description of electrical socket contacts for trailers / semi-trailers.

I need to make a cable connecting the car and the trailer.

The trailer has a cable terminated with an ADR 24V 15 pin plug and I can not do anything in it, because it will lose the warranty.

You need a transitional cable that will allow you to connect the trailer to a car with 24N and 24S sockets.

The finished one can not be bought because all are terminated with 15 contact plugs, and I need such a terminated socket.

That's why I have to do it myself. It is the cheapest, anyway.

I need a wiring diagram or explanations about the individual contacts of the contact socket and sockets 24S and 24N.

I found a description but something does not work for me.

http://www.profesjonalnywarsztat.pl/poradnik-...tem/51-gniazda-do-podlaczenia-przyczepki.html

The description of the 24S and 24N sockets is not the same as the 15-pin socket.

For example, in the 24N socket there is a brake check, and there is no such description in the 15-pin socket, unless it is a brake lining wear sensor.

The 24S socket has mass control and a charging cable, and the 15-pin socket has nothing like this.

Can anyone help and find a more reliable source showing how connections should look or explain what and how everything should work?

Here you've also finished the socket.

DiZMar in the link is a plugin. The socket is male.

What to connect. If the trailer has no electronics, connect what it must be.
Position, directions, stop, reversing and fog. Although ADR indicates for example a fuel tank.
Some have power and CAN connected.

arturavs wrote:

DiZMar in the link is a plugin ...

The fact is a 15 pin plug men's .

arturavs wrote:

... The socket is male.

The socket is female and not as you wrote male
PS.
But with the current propagated gender, it's a matter of consciousness, not reality.

The socket has bolts and the plug has a hole. What is male?

arturavs wrote:

The socket has bolts and the plug has a hole. What is male?

It depends on what nomenclature. The electric socket has holes or feminine holes. The electric plug has pins or male. In a truck (because in personal as I wrote) as I see the opposite, that is, gender works.
Nest, e.g. here that is, feminine is clearly visible
Plug, e.g. here and link or here male.
Since there are pins in the socket and holes in the plug. How do I see you have a socket with a pin and your wife has a plug with a hole? You can do it anyway.

Gentlemen, I am not interested in what kind of socket there is, I can even connect to matches, if I had a specific connection scheme.

That was it?

Basically, the type S plug only uses the reversing and fog lights (unless you need an additional 24V supply, Gniazo 24S does not have a CAN). The cable with the so-called brake control from the N-plug also needs happiness like a pig saddle. For stubborn buy wire 15 / 2x7 and 15 pin plug, replace the socket, remembering to properly connect the wires. The sockets can be bought so-called idiot-resistant. Cables fastened with a screw and each pin in the right color. So even if you make a mistake, the error can be easily fixed. Another solution - purchase of a box with connections and assembly of the box on the car.


For example, as in the picture ...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_standards_for_trailer_connectors?utm_source=chatgpt.com