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willcook

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#136381 25-Nov-2013 13:48

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I maybe in the wrong Forum but can anyone advise me as to where in NZ this type of connector which can be crimped with pliers rather than a special tool are available. The only one I can find is ex UK and is called a PK4.

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#940350 25-Nov-2013 13:55

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Like this?

http://www.cablesdirect.co.nz/catalog/entry?entry=520&page_number=1

http://www.jaycar.co.nz/productView.asp?ID=HP1214&form=CAT2&SUBCATID=996#1

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#940391 25-Nov-2013 15:42

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Yea they cost quite a bit, I got mine from element14, 100 pack for something like $60 with shipping because I didn't see that you could get them from jaycar. Now I'm stuck with a box that contains something like 95 of them.

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#940396 25-Nov-2013 15:48

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Wow!

You can get 1000 for $50.00 from TradeMe even...

http://www.trademe.co.nz/building-renovation/electrical-lighting/cabling/auction-666083334.htm

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#940399 25-Nov-2013 15:53

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Every electrical wholesaler in the country sells them. They're around 15c or so each to buy individually.

charsleysa

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#940404 25-Nov-2013 15:59

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sbiddle: Every electrical wholesaler in the country sells them. They're around 15c or so each to buy individually.

Teaches me right for being too lazy to get off my a$$ and check the stores around town.

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#940446 25-Nov-2013 16:44

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Many thanks for your replies, I shall ponder on them.

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#956547 23-Dec-2013 12:48

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I get packs of like 100 from ideal electrical for about $10

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#962256 6-Jan-2014 23:45

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Or ideal does them for about 20-30c each cash sale as per above.

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