Electrical Kits for Nissan Townstar – rugged & vehicle-specific

For your Nissan Townstar, we supply electrical kits tailored to the demands of light commercial vehicles — reliable connections, matching plugs, and optimized performance for trailer or carrier lighting applications.

Key features of our electrical kits

7- or 13-pin version: Depending on your needs for additional functions or electrical loads.
Vehicle-specific connectors: Plugs and wiring precisely matched to the Townstar to minimize installation effort.
Lamp monitoring & CAN-bus compatibility: For clean integration into onboard electronics and avoidance of fault messages.
Optional permanent power / charging line: Useful for auxiliary consumers such as parking lights, interior lighting or external devices.

When is which pin count appropriate?

If you're only using a trailer light or bike rack, a 7-pin kit is usually sufficient. For more electrical features or frequent use, a 13-pin version is recommended.

Installation & technical guidance

Custom-fit connectors and wiring — no need for modifications.
Cable routing should consider heat, moisture, and areas where movement or abrasion may occur.
Some Townstar versions require coding or electronic registration after wiring installation.
Full installation instructions and safety guidance included for safe and efficient fitment.

Typical Nissan Townstar versions

Our electrical kits are available for various Townstar variants — different equipment levels, motor types, short or long wheelbase versions.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions about the Electrical Kit for Nissan Townstar

What is the difference between 7- and 13-pin kits?

7-pin kits handle standard lighting functions like indicators, tail lights, and brake lights. A 13-pin kit adds features such as power feed, permanent current, or enhanced lighting — ideal for greater electrical demands.

Does the Townstar require coding after installing the electrical kit?

It depends on the model year and trim. Some versions of the Townstar have onboard electronics that must be informed after installation to avoid dashboard warnings and ensure correct functionality.

Can I install the electrical kit myself?

Yes — with the proper tools and some mechanical experience. For unfamiliar setups or when vehicle electronics are involved, professional installation is advisable.

Is certification or approval required?

Electrical kits are usually part of the vehicle’s equipment and do not require separate type approval. However, ensure you select products with certified quality and relevant identifiers (e.g. E-mark or equivalent).