Featuring heavy-duty, sealed construction and a weatherproof IP65 rating, the powerCON TRUE1 TOP Appliance Inlet Connector from Neutrik replaces appliance couplers in applications where a robust solution is needed, such as outdoor use. This powerCON TRUE1 TOP connector offers breaking capacity (CBC), meaning that it can be connected or disconnected under a load or live.
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The connector works as should, yet according to the pictures and description (ip rated) you would assume this item comes with the weatherproof gasket. It does not. Obviously without the weatherproof gasket, this item is not ip rated as stated. So now I have to order a gasket separately as well.
Provides a tight, securely locked connection with the female powerCon connecter. I use these to power network equipment installed in a Pelican case. Neutrik has CAD dxf and pdf drawings on their site if you need to drill holes in a surface for installation. I used their drawings to make a 3D printed stencil/jig for this purpose. For the screw holes, I use a 1/8 drill bit for machine screws w/ nuts, but go smaller if using a pointed/self-tapping screw. For the main entrance hole, I start with a 1/8 bit for a pilot hole, widen it with a 1/2 bit, then finally bore it all the way out with a 22mm step bit which makes a perfectly sized hole for this connector. For screws, M3 countersink (90deg) are an exact flush fit in the connector housing. I use black oxide screws to match the connector. The backside conductor tabs snap right into female quick connect terminals. I use the heat-shrink solder terminals and they stay on pretty well. If you need it to be really secure, consider soldering the terminals onto the tabs , but be careful not to melt the plastic!
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