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| Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2005 Location: London, UK
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Hi folks Anyone know where to get "Euroblock" connectors in the UK? For an installation electronics "standard", they're pretty elusive. Paul |
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| Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2005 Location: London, UK
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In case anyone else gets stuck for these, I can at last answer my own question, now that RS have their website back online: It's the 220-4721 at RS, a 12-way screw-terminal plug, 3.81mm pitch. Made by Phoenix Connect, which explains why they're also often called "Phoenix connectors". About £6 a throw. P |
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| Super Moderator Joined: Aug 2002 Location: NYC
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There you go!
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| Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2005 Location: London, UK
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Thread Starter | Yeah, I know, I'd been hunting for days on and off, and had given up when I posted. Everyone seems to call it "Euroblock", but if you Google for "Euroblock connector" you get nothing except bits of gear that say they use Euroblock connectors! None of the actual connectors themselves. It was by searching another forum that I got the name "Phoenix", then realising that Phoenix was a UK [correction: not so - actually German] connector manufacturer, then the new RS website coming back online, combined with actually measuring the pitch of the connectors on the gear. That finally narrowed it down. For something that's supposedly an industry standard, you wouldn't think it'd be that difficult. And after all that... it turns out it makes more sense to use D-sub!!! Last edited by LX3; 3rd January 2008 at 03:48 PM.. Reason: Correction: Just discovered Phoenix are German, with a big US subsidiary |
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| Lives for gear Joined: May 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia
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Yep. Phoenix are the 5mm version "apparently" .. I'm in the world of sourcing Euroblock connectors (smaller 3mm versions) myself at the moment ... They seem strangely expensive for what they actually are .. |
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| Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2005 Location: London, UK
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Let me know what you need, because I rather over-ordered and have hundreds of the things lying in a box here. Might not be the right ones for you but you never know. I think I have three-way and 12-way versions. |
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| Lives for gear Joined: May 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia
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Thanks for the Offer LX. That could be quite handy. I'll PM you .. |
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