Flush mount receptacles and Twist lock plugs
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LiverDance
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Flush mount receptacles and Twist lock plugs
Does anyone know where I can get a decent deal on these for 40a, 30a, and 20a? The usual places inside HRM like Kent and HD don't have what I want and Harris and roome charges an arm and a leg. Any suggestions within HRM or eleswhere?
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Re: Flush mount receptacles and Twist lock plugs
Good luck finding that receptacle here. Those plugs and connector may be found at Princess Auto, Kent, or Home Depot but are pricey. I got mine off of Ebay for way cheaper.
A tip for ya: You will likely be able to find the 4 prong plugs for cheaper since that's what is used for generator cords and are fairly plentiful. Just don't use one of the leads. That's what I use for my BK.
A tip for ya: You will likely be able to find the 4 prong plugs for cheaper since that's what is used for generator cords and are fairly plentiful. Just don't use one of the leads. That's what I use for my BK.
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Re: Flush mount receptacles and Twist lock plugs
Marine supply stores also sell that kind of gear, but as above, be prepared for sticker shock. Not from experience, just guessing...
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Re: Flush mount receptacles and Twist lock plugs
Do you know any electrical contractors who could pick them up as part of one of their jobs? Usually a bit better price than walking in off the street.
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Yeah, my electrician even says they are expensive with his discount. John G gave me a link to a website where he got his so i'm gonna check that out.LeafMan66_67 wrote:Do you know any electrical contractors who could pick them up as part of one of their jobs? Usually a bit better price than walking in off the street.
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Re: Flush mount receptacles and Twist lock plugs
We just bought some power bars at work using twist lock connectors that were somewhat reasonable (~$50 a pop, which is cheap for industrial power bars). Not sure if they sell the connectors as well, but I believe the supplier was Hammond Manufacturing. Hopefully that helps.
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Re: Flush mount receptacles and Twist lock plugs
All I can find is 15a male.
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Where?GAM wrote:All I can find is 15a male.
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I have access to "surplus" .
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Well I need 2 15amp combos to run the pump and rims tube. Let's make a dealGAM wrote:I have access to "surplus" .
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Re: Flush mount receptacles and Twist lock plugs
You don't need anything that heavy-duty for the pump.
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