Yes, those are the exact connectors. That one is very similar to the normal trailing socket on a standard French or Belgian extension cable , with the lip around the outlet to stop moisture getting in.
A salamander I believe is the term in English for a heavy-duty type of grill, where the food is placed on a wire rack and is heated by IR reflected from the elements both above and below. The elements in ours are the silica glass-encased type which reach operating temperature very quickly. They are also available fired by gas. You can find pictures of them on the websites of catering suppliers, such as
http://www.ceonline.co.uk/itemdisplay.php3/itemid/472 although that one is "only" 3kw
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The very good commercial gas ones deliver the heat eqivalence of about 6kw.
It is a curious name, probably back to the legend that salamanders are supposed to be able to live inside a burning fire or some stuff like that. Nonsense really.
