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It could be a solar panel input connector. I did a search and found a pigtail that had MC4 on one end and a Neutrik plug on the other side.
Yes, it's on the outside towards the front leg of the awning. There's nothing inside in that area. I have a 2003 Carriage Cameo LXI and nothing in the literature I have on it mentions this plug.
I had a connector like this for my Colorado One Touch awning which has an electric motor. The connector is a twist lock bayonet style. Only problem was that the slightest bit of corrosion would prevent the awning from working. I finally did away with the connector by simply drilling the guts out of both pieces and using but splices to connect the awning.
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2002 Monaco Windsor 38 PKD Cummins ISC 350 8.3L
2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee w/5.7 Hemi
It's a Neutrik Powercon. Used quite extensively in the entertainment industry for powered speakers and such. It's 20A rated for 250VAC. Note, they're not designed to make or break under load. What is also strange is that since it's the white and not the blue chassis unit. Blue is usually the power input and white is the flow through output.
It's a Neutrik Powercon. Used quite extensively in the entertainment industry for powered speakers and such. It's 20A rated for 250VAC. Note, they're not designed to make or break under load. What is also strange is that since it's the white and not the blue chassis unit. Blue is usually the power input and white is the flow through output.
Yep what he said. I have handled them a lot doing live sound. Very durable plug.
I have handled them a lot doing live sound. Very durable plug.
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