Strange plug...anyone
 

Hi,

Anyone any idea where I can buy this type of plug? Is looks like a US AC
wall-outlet but one pole is bent ( L shape) for polarisation reason as it
has been mounted aboard my Nortwind for 12 volt wall outlets.

See http://www.picserver.nl/v/U8193P51S040

Any help is welkom!

Cheers

Marc

Strange plug...anyone
 

On Sun, 5 Aug 2007 13:11:55 +0200, "Marc" wrote:

Hi,

Anyone any idea where I can buy this type of plug? Is looks like a US AC
wall-outlet but one pole is bent ( L shape) for polarisation reason as it
has been mounted aboard my Nortwind for 12 volt wall outlets.

See http://www.picserver.nl/v/U8193P51S040

Any help is welkom!

Cheers

Marc


This does not appear to be a standard NEMA (US standard) plug
configuration. Though you would help yourself by showing the
connector end on, not side on - can't really see the pin shape.

Brian Whatcott Altus OK

Strange plug...anyone
 

This does not appear to be a standard NEMA (US standard) plug
configuration. Though you would help yourself by showing the
connector end on, not side on - can't really see the pin shape.

Brian Whatcott Altus OK

Okay I uploaded an extra picture http://www.picserver.nl/v/PJ1574XED3MV
It doesn't look like any standard to me.. but I do really need a few extra
:-)

Marc
..

Strange plug...anyone
 

Someone pointed out the name written in the plug is not Ticino (googled for
that) but BTicino. I just mailed the pictures to a distributor. Hope for th
best as the ship was built in 1983.

http://www.usa.bticino.com/site_US/j...ub Id=default


Marc


"Brian Whatcott" wrote in message
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On Sun, 5 Aug 2007 13:11:55 +0200, "Marc" wrote:

Hi,

Anyone any idea where I can buy this type of plug? Is looks like a US AC
wall-outlet but one pole is bent ( L shape) for polarisation reason as it
has been mounted aboard my Nortwind for 12 volt wall outlets.

See http://www.picserver.nl/v/U8193P51S040

Any help is welkom!

Cheers

Marc


This does not appear to be a standard NEMA (US standard) plug
configuration. Though you would help yourself by showing the
connector end on, not side on - can't really see the pin shape.

Brian Whatcott Altus OK

Strange plug...anyone
 

Found it on page 17 - 5020N and plug type 2020. Thanks for your help!

http://www.bticino.be/pdf/nl/BTicino...06-07%20NL.pdf




"Brian Whatcott" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 5 Aug 2007 13:11:55 +0200, "Marc" wrote:

Hi,

Anyone any idea where I can buy this type of plug? Is looks like a US AC
wall-outlet but one pole is bent ( L shape) for polarisation reason as it
has been mounted aboard my Nortwind for 12 volt wall outlets.

See http://www.picserver.nl/v/U8193P51S040

Any help is welkom!

Cheers

Marc


This does not appear to be a standard NEMA (US standard) plug
configuration. Though you would help yourself by showing the
connector end on, not side on - can't really see the pin shape.

Brian Whatcott Altus OK

Strange plug...anyone
 

On Sun, 5 Aug 2007 15:22:07 +0200, "Marc" wrote:


This does not appear to be a standard NEMA (US standard) plug
configuration. Though you would help yourself by showing the
connector end on, not side on - can't really see the pin shape.

Brian Whatcott Altus OK

Okay I uploaded an extra picture http://www.picserver.nl/v/PJ1574XED3MV
It doesn't look like any standard to me.. but I do really need a few extra
:-)

Marc
.

Look he
http://nooutage.com/nema_configurations.htm

This looks like a 1-15P connector, with the narrower blade twisted
somewhat. Assuming the blade sizes are like those you have, a pair
of pliers would apply the necessary twist.

You could buy one or several mail order rrom the US and apply twist
yourself.

Brian Whatcott Altus OK

Strange plug...anyone
 

Looking at bTicino's catalog, he


http://www.usa.bticino/box_US/contents/techlibrary/us_US/C_23_techlibrary_38_document_EN.pdf

I see a two blade assymetrical spade connector NT4127S and L4127S

But there is no twisted blade.
I think someone got creative with your connectors.
With a pair of pliers.

Brian Whatcott Altus OK

On Sun, 5 Aug 2007 15:43:32 +0200, "Marc" wrote:

Someone pointed out the name written in the plug is not Ticino (googled for
that) but BTicino. I just mailed the pictures to a distributor. Hope for th
best as the ship was built in 1983.

http://www.usa.bticino.com/site_US/j...ub Id=default


Marc


"Brian Whatcott" wrote in message
.. .
On Sun, 5 Aug 2007 13:11:55 +0200, "Marc" wrote:

Hi,

Anyone any idea where I can buy this type of plug? Is looks like a US AC
wall-outlet but one pole is bent ( L shape) for polarisation reason as it
has been mounted aboard my Nortwind for 12 volt wall outlets.

See http://www.picserver.nl/v/U8193P51S040

Any help is welkom!

Cheers

Marc


This does not appear to be a standard NEMA (US standard) plug
configuration. Though you would help yourself by showing the
connector end on, not side on - can't really see the pin shape.

Brian Whatcott Altus OK

Strange plug...anyone
 

Well, well!

Not in the marine catalog at all apparently!

Brian W



On Sun, 5 Aug 2007 16:13:55 +0200, "Marc" wrote:

Found it on page 17 - 5020N and plug type 2020. Thanks for your help!

http://www.bticino.be/pdf/nl/BTicino...06-07%20NL.pdf




"Brian Whatcott" wrote in message
.. .
On Sun, 5 Aug 2007 13:11:55 +0200, "Marc" wrote:

Hi,

Anyone any idea where I can buy this type of plug? Is looks like a US AC
wall-outlet but one pole is bent ( L shape) for polarisation reason as it
has been mounted aboard my Nortwind for 12 volt wall outlets.

See http://www.picserver.nl/v/U8193P51S040

Any help is welkom!

Cheers

Marc


This does not appear to be a standard NEMA (US standard) plug
configuration. Though you would help yourself by showing the
connector end on, not side on - can't really see the pin shape.

Brian Whatcott Altus OK