Klik connectors

[LED Lighting]

I have been using a similar product to the klik connector and Crabtree LSC which has 4 pins which insert into the socket and rotate clockwise to connect.

does anyone know what these are called as I can't seem to find them anywhere???

Thanks in advanced

 

[RWJ]

I have been using a similar product to the klik connector and Crabtree LSC which has 4 pins which insert into the socket and rotate clockwise to connect.

does anyone know what these are called as I can't seem to find them anywhere???

Thanks in advanced

Can't think!

Thought you might have meant Electrak but they are only 3 pin and are a socket not a greg.

Click do a push fit system, but that is just push fit, you don't have to rotate.

 

[LED Lighting]

Not Electrak, its a similar system to the klik connectors with the cover over the top.
all the subway store fitters use them. Just an alternative to klik

 

[iamelectric]

i use the ones you are talking about all the time we just ask for lighting gregs in the suppliers cant remember the real name

 

[LED Lighting]

I just called edminsons and they looked at me stupid.

i might have a lead but if anyone knows the real name for them it would be greatly appreciated

 

[LED Lighting]

With regards to a different job, but connected this these klik connectors.
im looking for a suitable 6A outside plug and socket to connect Christmas lights to for a customer.
lights will be removed every January and reinstalled in November.
i could use commando plugs but looking for something a little more non visable.

 

[t-s]

we used something similar my boss called them rose plugs dont know what make or where from though

 

[Richard Burns]

With regards to a different job, but connected this these klik connectors.
im looking for a suitable 6A outside plug and socket to connect Christmas lights to for a customer.
lights will be removed every January and reinstalled in November.
i could use commando plugs but looking for something a little more non visable.

These are slightly less visible but do seal well for long term non use.

 

[LED Lighting]

I have found the plug in ceiling rose thanks to iamelectric.

they are called CR10 plug in ceiling rose


thanks again mate

 

[LED Lighting]

These are slightly less visible but do seal well for long term non use.
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Thanks but these don't look like they can stand up as external as when in use the plug is visable.

I will stick to the commando plug I think

 

[iamelectric]

no bother but i was going to say they are not IP rated for outside use

 

[Engineer54]

Thanks but these don't look like they can stand up as external as when in use the plug is visable.

I will stick to the commando plug I think

You couldn't be more wrong if you tried!! lol!!

These Walsall weatherproof socket outlets are what have been used for wet areas and external industrial installations for god knows how many years now. The plug top is also an IP Rated screwed collar affair. They are also very expensive compared to what i would use in this case, which is an IP66 MK or equivalent weatherproof socket. An example of which is linked here...

Weathersafe IP66 1 Gang Switched Socket| MeteorElectrical.com

 

[LED Lighting]

Thats closer E54, but I am looking for something different to a plug socket and comando plug as the aim would be to only run 1.5mm SWA (or similar) so wanted to regulate it to only lighting.
Max current draw would be only 1A Max!

 

[pennywise]

Lewden do 3amp round pin sockets too not just the 13amp version, I use tem on garden lighting quite a bit

 

[Engineer54]

As i said, the link is just an example. Some manufacturers just supply the IP rated enclosure, to which you can add say a 2 A or 5 A socket faceplate which i believe are still available from MK and Crabtree. I really can't see the point in that though. as most of the opening covers to these units are lockable....