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Plug Adaptor for weird plug

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  • 09-03-2015 7:34pm
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    grizzcol2
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    Guys...
    Has anybody come across a plug that has one square pin and one round?

    My father bought a set of lights from Aldi at Christmas and there was no adapter included...
    Have contacted them and they have none

    Have searched web but can't find anything that matches...

    Thanks for any help


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    [Deleted User]
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    photo?


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    grizzcol2
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    don't have enough posts to post a link to the image...but can pm a photo if u think u might know


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    [Deleted User]
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    sure I can post if I don't know anyways.


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    [Deleted User]
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    Looks like a DC jack.
    Rope light generally uses mains unless it's the flashy type which has a control box.

    a5QdrZ.jpg


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    grizzcol2
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    nice one ...cheers


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    [Deleted User]
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    I think it's proprietary for the flasher chasing unit.

    You could probably make it a static with the standard fitting.

    FH02JUN_DECKLI_20.JPG

    Unless you use a rectifier though you tend to loose a ~30cm starting section of LEDs

    ..if it is rope light.


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