Bulkhead Power connectors

[Albannach]

Apart from the obvious 2 places (I can't contact them), does anyone have any idea where I can get some of these, or something very similar.

They ned to be bulkhead mountable and able to handle 4awg cable and 12v/100amps. It's the bottom one in this picture I'm interested in.

[darkdezigns]

id have said lucas,but they went bust,not sure who took them over tho

[BUSHWHACKER]

What about those plugs/sockets they use for forklift batteries?
Or are they too big?

[greecysurf]

Try www.sterling-power.com, if this is wrong google sterling marine electronics, they use this type of connector and are normally very helpfull.

[Albannach]

What about those plugs/sockets they use for forklift batteries?
Or are they too big?

No, they're made by the same folk (Anderson) but they don't have a bulkhead connector.

[Albannach]

id have said lucas,but they went bust,not sure who took them over tho

Nobody did, IIRC.

[Albannach]

Try www.sterling-power.com, if this is wrong google sterling marine electronics, they use this type of connector and are normally very helpfull.

Having a rake through their site Paul, cheers

[da SLUG man]

http://www.maplin.co.uk/Search.aspx?menuno=13276

maplin??

their shops are less geeky and don't smell of fart anymore!

[Albannach]

The smelly person in Maplins (is BO now a pre-requisite for these folk?) just stared at me when I asked him about the connectors, I could swear he started to dribble out of the corner of his mouth. He was clueless. The other fatter and smellier one that was there just walked away!

[MattF]

Oh come on Matt. Suggesting Maplin's. Seriously, what are you like. Those aren't cheap crap tat which they can shift large amounts of at seriously over-priced amounts, so they'll not stock them.

The likes of RS, SEME, CHS or suchlike will most likely be your best bet if none of the other places suggested stock them.