Outdoor electrical conection

[mcecm]

Can anybody point me in the direction of inormation about outdoor electrical connections? Specifically the ones with 3 round pins like this:

Not a good photo I know
I'm having a blonde moment on google searching and can't find anything!
Thanks

[GreenV8S]

That looks like the sort of connector used for 3-phase supplies, mostly used for industrial applications.

[mondeoman]

or a fairly standard 3 pin 110v waterproof connector.

www.toolstation.com/shop/Electrical/IndustrialConnectors/d190/sd2430

should take you to it

[wanty1974]

What do you want to know - I use those for bouncy castles and the caravan?

[simpo two]

Isn't that called a Ceeform connector? (may be wrong though)

[parrot of doom]

We use those connectors for television lighting.

[Incorrigible]

GreenV8S said:

That looks like the sort of connector used for 3-phase supplies, mostly used for industrial applications.

No, they have 4 pins yellow 3 pin is for 110 single phase, blue for 240

I may have one or 2 spare, where are you ?

[sotonS2]

Failing Incorrigible's offer, is there a Maplin near you ?

www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=1163&doy=10m5

[mcecm]

Thanks all, I don't actually need any, just some information.
Cheers anyway

[gonzomo]

Generically known as BS4343 Plugs and scokets. Ceeform is one of many companies manufacturing this type of equipment.

For information on product ranges i would suggest the following

www.lewden.net
www.gewiss.com

but there are many others out there and if you get stuck try googling for companies such as Mennekes, Legrand, Garo.

Hope this helps.