Before I skin the trailer in aluminum, I finished the electrical to the galley hatch with the 5 pin connector. I purchased 2 rubber grommets at Home Depot to keep the connector wires from chafing in the penetration and it also gives a finished look to the installation.
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| 5 Pin Connector End thru Hatch and Main Trailer |
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| Secure Cable from Sliding Out with Wire Ties |
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| View of Cables From Galley Area |
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| Connection Complete with Just Enough Cable Length |
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| Picture of Grommet Installation |
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| View with LED Fixture Installed |
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| Lights Function Properly |
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| Another View of Hatch Lights |
I could have just run one continuous light strip across the hatch, but that would only be 40 inches wide, or the same width of the light across the galley bulkhead. I wanted a different look, so I split the lights and pushed them towards the outside edges of the hatch to better light the work area. These hatch lights are also multi-colored for night effects.
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| View of Hatch Lights Looking toward Passenger Side |
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| Cabling Between Lights was Run up and over the Aluminum Rib Braces |
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