female network connection on box

[taybrynn]

Thanks -- very nice setup indeed. Slick.

Those connectors are not cheap, however ... some are almost $10 each.

[displaysinmotion_will]

well, i talked them down on the price, because i needed enough for 43 boxes the best part of it is if a box goes bad it takes less than a min to just carry another one out disconnect the quick connectors and connect the new and your in business again.

[bisquit476]

This is a weather proof connector.

http://www.sparcotech.com/cgi-bin/commerce.cgi?preadd=action&key=RJ45-ECS

The connectors were only 4.15ea but the freight is what was expensive, around 15.00 for 2 connectors. But, it's a real nice connector.


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[bisquit476]

How it looks at the bottom of the box.


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[bisquit476]

Looking from the bottom.


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[displaysinmotion_will]

the neutrik connectors are weather proof as well, the only difference between yours and these is this just snaps in instead of undoing an lock nut

[Dr. Jones]

kingsislandtechservices
What no soco? And seriously - a powercon connector? why not use a hubbell recessed male?

J/K

Nice installation - though my personal preferance is to cover the spades in shrink as well

[displaysinmotion_will]

Dr. Jones wrote:

kingsislandtechservices
What no soco? And seriously - a powercon connector? why not use a hubbell recessed male?

J/K

Nice installation - though my personal preferance is to cover the spades in shrink as well

well i used all neutrik because i use them heavily at the theme park i work at, and the vendor we get them through is mouser so i ordered them with our account to get a substantial discount.

and yes i did cover the rest of the spades in all of my other boxes with shrink, this was the first one i had made so it was kind of a test to see how well they worked