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Probably not unused, but you could certainly tap off of it with an insulated ring terminal.It looks like in the photos posted, there is a positive threaded stud that is common to the + that appears to be unused?
Do you have air at home? If not, there are plenty of the little tank style, 120v air compressors that might work as a home unit and small enough to drag along for occasional use. Depends on what you consider portable. One example: California Air ToolsI have done no research yet, but I was expecting to be able to pick up a 120V inflator to plug into the rear 2400W inverter. Does that not exist in a portable size?
Do you have air at home? If not, there are plenty of the little tank style, 120v air compressors that might work as a home unit and small enough to drag along for occasional use. Depends on what you consider portable. One example: California Air Tools
Specs:
Motor
Voltage
110 Volt AC
Phase
1-Phase
dBA
56
Magnetic Starter
No
Amp Draw
4.5
I use a VIAIR 12v portable unit, stays in my recovery kit, is 100% duty cycle. I hook directly to the battery via alligator clamps. I also have a small Makita for home use and I wouldn't hesitate to drag it along if I thought I needed to air down and refill tires a bunch. Small Makita air compressor
Did you go with the 7 pin connector from Viair? I am trying to figure a solution to this too.Yes @EOD Guy and @Lineman , inside the cargo floor storage area would be a good place for a new port. But I’m not sure I’m competent enough to be able to get under the bin and cargo floor to run a wire with inline fuse all the way to the battery.
If I can verify that the 7 pin trailer port is on a 30 amp fused circuit, it would seem easier to just get the Viair trailer port adapter and use that port.
Wouldn’t you agree?
No I didn’t. I decided to get the Viair EVC85P with a lower amp rating so it could be plugged into the 12V accessory (cigarette) port on the rear of the center console with less chance of blowing the fuse. The CFM air flow rating of that model is just slightly less than the 88P. I also have a separate 7-pin to 12V adapter so I could plug the Viair into the exterior 7-pin port if I want to.Did you go with the 7 pin connector from Viair? I am trying to figure a solution to this too.