Found nothing locally suitable; spent hour thru Mouser catalog...
Looking for a polarized panel-mount 2-wire (16 ga/low amp/
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Connector suggestions???
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Check a farm supply store for the connectors used on ATV sprayer pumps and the like. Maybe auto supply stores as well. You may have to forego panel mount or figure out a way to mount an in line connector. Check out some of the online grounds maintenance catalogs, too.
Joe
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How about a cigar lighter plug and socket. Radio Shack.
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Use a standard co-axial power plug or even an RCA plug - Heck, a 1/4" phone plug will do the job just as well. Many of the electric scooters use a Mic plug - one of the 3 wire type used for balanced inputs to PA and instrument amps.
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ry.
I use a 2 pin Round Cinch Jones 302 connector for this.. Use the female on the battery and the male on the charger
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There ya' go...thanks.
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These are great for low voltage (and even higher voltage) application. I used them in back of a minivan to provide 12 volt outputs for my kids' TV, video game and amplified speakers, when traveling. I also have used them in model train layouts. I hate the humongous lighter sockets that everyone seems to want to use.
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Interestingly, when went back to the Mouser catalog had left after gotten frustrated about finding something of the sort I was looking for, it was open to the very page... :)
Guess I had looked to the point of not seeing any longer at that time.
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Found nothing locally suitable; spent hour thru Mouser catalog...
Looking for a polarized panel-mount 2-wire (16 ga/low amp/
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Bummer...sockets available, plugs on BO w/ est. 15-wk delivery.
Nor any Molex 2-pole plugs altho est. 11-wk for them.
Let's try Digikey next, I guess...unless you have any other favorites?
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Look at the Mate N Lock connector from Tyco. They come in all sorts of configurations
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The smallest of which appears to be 4-conductor. Otherwise, they look to be worth remembering, just not for the current application.
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Google Anderson Power Pole connectors.
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I did after an earlier poster's recommendation...interesting, but Mouser didn't have 'em and I did find the Jones at Newark. One advantage is the 2-conductor version of them is round rather than needing either square punch or square up round hole to fit. Also a fair amount more expensive as are rated for 10-15A minimum far more than needed for the application.
I will keep their existence in mind, though; could well be the ideal thing at some other point in time, thanks...
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