Thanks!
JBD, Radar
I guess if I really want the neutral, then I'll have to go to the pin and sleeve connectors. My experience is that these are nice but quite a bit more expensive than the CS type twist lock connectors.
John
I'll have to give the Anderson connectors another review. I _like_ these connectors, but was only familiar with the loose 'power pole' connectors and the twin terminal connectors for battery charging.
While the mechanical constraints are not particularly severe (cords laying on a surface between components under test or being used for testing), I would really like to have an enclosure with a clamp that grabs the outer cable housing. The idea of having an SO cord with the outer housing removed, and individual conductors going into the single pole housings, simply feels wrong to me. But perhaps I could use the Anderson connectors, and use their 'mounting staples' to attach the connectors to a support, and then clamp the cable housing.
Basically, if I could get the 'Powerpole PAK' devices that you identified, but for the 75A PowerPoles, that would be ideal for my application.
-Jon
