Chinese 4 pin plugs and sockets

[John S]

Some while ago we had a conversation on the Chinese 4 pin plugs and sockets.
The type usually sold are not suitable for voltages over 48 volts as they have male pins on the bulkhead sockets.

Golden Bollocks [ aka Jonathan ] came up with an alternative, I ordered a few and can't find the bastard things.

Link to the thread or seller please ?

[Jonathan]

http://www.mycncuk.com/forums/market...spindle-2.html

[John S]

Loads of dead links or the male fittings, can't even find the email but it might have been thru ebay and not trawling thru 100's of pages.

Anyone got a link to 4 pin female bulkhead sockets ?

[Dwayne Dibbley]

Regarding the Chinese plugs, is it possible to remove the pins for soldering?

Thanks

[Swarfing]

John just in case you get desperate again. These are microphone plugs, i have tons from old radios and chassis here. But local?

Mic Plugs/Connectors | THUNDERPOLE.co.uk

[John S]

Thanks for the link but fired off another email to China, searched high and low and can't find the ones I bought ? but thinking about it now I might not have ordered them after all.

Still need the reversed sockets to the ones shown, it's illegal to use these on commercial equipment at greater than 30 v DC

I know it doesn't really apply as XY and Z are always connected but the A axis is mainly left unconnected and any stray chips can easily short the drivers out.

Remember I'm working on commercial metal cutting equipment and need to follow wiring regs.