Since 1946, Draw-Tite has always strived to provide the right trailer towing system for each application. This is why we offer as many as ten different trailer hitches for a single vehicle. Whether it's weight capacity, ease of installation, appearance, or other factors that are important to you, we aim to exceed your expectations.

Draw-Tite's first priority is always safety. Other factors like appearance are also important, but remain secondary criteria. So whether we use square or round tubing, or some as yet unknown construction, we will continue to offer the industry’s widest selection, giving you the flexibility of choosing the right trailer towing system for your specific vehicle and towing needs.

What are ModuLite and ModuLite-Lite and why are they important?

They are trailer light power supply modules which provide power to the trailer lights directly from the tow vehicle's battery. By powering the trailer lights in this manner, the tow vehicle's tail, turn and stop light circuits are not exposed to any additional loads.

In many cases the tail, turn and stop light circuits of today's vehicles are connected with light gauge wire, designed only to carry enough current to supply the lights the vehicle is equipped with. Additionally, some vehicles are equipped with sensitive electronic devices, such as "lamp-out" sensors, which are designed to monitor the vehicle's electrical system and warn the driver of problems with that system. The additional load of trailer lights on these devices can cause them to react falsely and in some cases may lead to their failure.

Which vehicles need a ModuLite or ModuLite-Lite?

Ask your Draw-Tite dealer about the need for a ModuLite or ModuLite-Lite. Some vehicle's tail, turn and stop light circuits are not adequate to carry the additional load of trailer lights. Serious damage to the vehicle's electrical system may result if a ModuLite or ModuLite-Lite is not used.

Are there other ways to determine the need for a ModuLite Or ModuLite-Lite?

Yes. Vehicle manufacturers caution consumers against adding additional loads to electrical circuits. Consult the vehicle owner's manual when recommending trailer wiring.

Does a ModuLite or ModuLite-Lite take the place of a tail light convertor?

Yes. They are designed for use on vehicles that have separate tail, turn and stop light circuits and converts them to standard trailer. They also feature a hazard flasher override circuit. If the hazard flashers are engaged and brakes are applied, brake lights will be shown on the trailer. This is an added safety feature that most tail light convertors do not provide.

Can I still use a ModuLite or ModuLite-Lite if I don't need a convertor?

Yes. ModuLite or ModuLite-Lite can be used on any vehicle that requires a reduction of load on its electrical system.

What other features does a ModuLite or ModuLite-Lite provide?

Because they receive their power directly from the tow vehicle's battery and not the turn signal circuit, the need for a heavy duty turn signal flasher is eliminated. ModuLite is capable of supplying up to 20 amps (10 amps per side) and ModuLite is capable of supplying up to 10 amps(5 amps per side) of power to the trailer lights. This, combined with its advanced circuitry, provides maximum trailer light brightness. A 4-flat is provided.

What does the installation kit (118151) contain?

Wiring kit 118151 comes with everything needed to install a ModuLite or ModuLite-Lite including 20 ft. of special undercar 12 ga. wire, fuse, fuse holder and attaching terminals.