if the car came from singleton part is most likely mining indystry or ex-mil sourced (bout the only 2 things in that place ;) )
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if the car came from singleton part is most likely mining indystry or ex-mil sourced (bout the only 2 things in that place ;) )
It looks like a weatherproof hella connector:
2 pole plug and socket
http://db.hella.com.au/cgi-bin/catal...ew&flmaint=950
mounting base
http://db.hella.com.au/cgi-bin/catal...ew&flmaint=954
By gum! I think you're right!
I'll go down to Bursons and check.
Thanks you.
Ron
That was what my fridge had Ron. Except mine looked like an older design like your picture.Quote:
Originally Posted by njz
http://www.connectortech.com.au/data.../ecomate_e.pdf
try these,
Looks like a mil spec connector - more quality than required,
Unless you can procure one 'surplus to requirements' it might be easier to change to something more common like a cigarette lighter socket, or an xlr type socket available at ubiqutous dick or jaycar or altronics, heres one Altronics - Your One Stop Electronics Shop
It is a standard type industrial connector. I can't remember the DIN number, but Binder make them.
I've used them before with FESTO servo-pneumatic gear.
I'm pretty sure he would have by now :)Quote:
Originally Posted by tab