Wiring Kit for Hyundai H-1 – 7-pin & 13-pin Options

The vehicle-specific wiring kit for the Hyundai H-1 provides a safe, regulation-compliant electrical connection for trailers, bike racks or powered accessories. Our kits are tailored to model year, trim, and vehicle electronics so lighting, signaling and comfort features work reliably.

Technical Data & Highlights

Braked towing capacity up to approx. 2,300 kg, depending on version and equipment.
Unbraked towing capacity around 750 kg.
Tongue load (stützlast) approx. 100 kg.
Weather-proof connectors and corrosion-resistant materials ensure durability even under demanding conditions.
Compatible with features like parking sensors or rear camera; some trims may require activation or coding.

7-pin vs. 13-pin – which version should you choose?

A 7-pin wiring kit handles standard lighting and signalling: indicators, tail lights, brake lights. A 13-pin kit adds features such as permanent power feed, trailer electric supply lines and often reverse lighting – beneficial for powered trailer accessories or frequent use.

Installation & Technical Advice

Follow the instructions carefully – check connectors, fuse ratings, and mounting points.
Route cables cleanly; protect from moisture, heat and mechanical wear; seal all connections.
Ensure proper ground connection to the chassis; do not exceed the electrical system’s capacity.
If your model has sensors or rear view camera, verify whether any coding or activation is needed.

Why Weltmann KFZ-Teile?

Wiring kits precisely designed for Hyundai H-1 – reliable fit & tested quality.
Durable, weather-proof components and connectors.
Fast delivery, good stock levels & expert support for choice & installation.

FAQ – Wiring Kit for Hyundai H-1

Do I need a 13-pin wiring kit?

If you use trailers with electrical demand (reverse light, permanent power etc.) or tow often, a 13-pin kit is highly recommended. For simple lighting needs a 7-pin kit often suffices.

Is coding or activation required?

Yes – particularly if your H-1 has features like sensors, rear camera or advanced assistance systems; without coding some trailer functions might not work.

Can I install the kit myself?

Yes – with proper tools, correct routing, weather-protected connections and correct fuses. If unsure, professional installation is advisable.

Will installation affect warranty?

No – using certified vehicle-specific components and performing the installation correctly will generally preserve the manufacturer’s warranty.

Which variant is better for frequent towing?

The 13-pin version offers more flexibility and safety for regular towing or for trailers with electrical consumption. For occasional towing or simple lighting tasks, the 7-pin version is typically sufficient.

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