Kevin@Nemos
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Anyone know what this connector is called? I'm looking to make a sicce pump extension cable. . I would like to find the female and male ends of it
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MartyK
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Are there any markings on the plastic of the connector? It's going to be extremely difficult to find the exact part unless you can find a part number, brand/manufacturer, or ask Sicce likewise. That does not look like a 4-pin round trailer wiring connector as those don't have dividers on the male side (male = pins, female = sockets) and trailer connectors are usually larger and heavy built.
If you want to browse, go to DigiKey or Mouser and take a look at all of the barrel connectors, 4-pin or 4-position, and try to find one that matches. There are thousands of options though.
If you want to browse, go to DigiKey or Mouser and take a look at all of the barrel connectors, 4-pin or 4-position, and try to find one that matches. There are thousands of options though.
Chenko
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@Kevin@Nemos Hi.. did you ever figure this out? I am at a similar conundrum. Trying to hook this up to Hydros Kraken and need to make my own cable. Thanks in advance.
reefermadnes5
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Use heat shrink butt splices and cut a part of the wires that DO NOT get submerged. Just cut and splice each wire into a heat shrink butt splice. You can lengthen any cord with this method.
I went through this exercise a while back and couldn't figure out what connector it was. I didn't want to cut the pump cord but as reefermadnes suggests, it might be the easiest solution.
That was quick, great work. If you move forward with this, please let us know how it turns out.
NancyFish
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Did you have any update?
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Kevin@Nemos
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Nope, tired that connector spec. I ended up having to splice
NancyFish
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How hard was it to splice? I keep thinking it would be complicated but at the same time outlet wiring isn’t complicated
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Kevin@Nemos
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If you can cut, strip and crimp wire it's straight forward
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