Any idea what this connector is called

Has anyone any idea what this connector is called or where to buy from?

Its on a fancy new battery charger i’d Like more ends to put on different vehicles

Edited By Ian Parkin on 08/03/2018 17:28:49

I think they are usually called bullet connectors, available from: RS, Maplin, Halfords and a host of other suppliers.

Edited By V8Eng on 08/03/2018 17:38:58

Try googling twin bullet connector

I think that may be a proprietary connector, have a look at the Vehicle Wiring Products website, they have a wide range of vehicle stuff and you may find an alternative that may mean changing all of the connectors. Check their DIN connectors.

Mike

Its called an SAE connector .

A twin bullet connector looks similar but is not the same .

Looks somewhat like what I once knew as a 'CES QD' connector.

One ref. I found but you won't be interested ...

www.amazon.co.uk/Disconnect-Harness-Connector-Bullet-Coast/dp/B00MYDR18A

D.

Its a common connector used in the USA used for 12 volt wiring, such as for splicing in temporary light connections into a vehicle wiring harness when renting utility trailers.

I've had a few of those on 12V equipment.

Neil

Ian, plenty on Ebay if you search for SAE Connector like this.

Andy

This one is slightly more affordable, provided you don't mind waiting for delivery from China

**LINK**

or a bit dearer from the UK

**LINK**

On the other hand a pair of bullet connectors and some Aldi/Lidl epoxy putty to make the bodies.

Shame Bardwells closed really.

Many thanks everyone

ces ordered from amazon at a reasonable price