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Piper Style External Power Connector Socket - 11041

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Part# 11-00500
MFR Model# 11041

Overview

Cole Hersee 11041 Piper type external power connector socket. Self-grounding, single pole. Diecast housing, spring-loaded door. Solid brass contact, 3/8” (9.5mm) diameter, with insulated tip to prevent short circuits. Rubber boot protects terminals and connections.

Accepts up to 0AWG cable. Fits 2” (50.8mm) diameter hole. Flange holes 21/64” (8.6mm) diameter, 2 15/16” (74.6mm) on centers. Mates with 11042 plug.
   
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Nathan S Verified Purchase

Piper Type Socket
March 13, 2024

exactly what Ive asked. many tks

Maurizio C Verified Purchase

Piper Type Socket
August 23, 2021

Maurizio C Verified Purchase

Piper Type Socket
August 18, 2021

Good quality product. Be sure to read the installation instruction. Very helpful.

Robert K Verified Purchase

Piper Type Socket
May 28, 2021

This has a receptacle into which we soldered a one gauge shielded wire and then mounted to the side of the aircraft. The dimensions said that it was a 2 inch hole, but a two inch hole saw created too large of a whole. Ended up using a 1 and 3/4 in hole saw to get the correct sizing. Tested it on a doubler before cutting on the actual airplane. Looks nice and installation was straightforward once we solve the problem of the hole saw.

Br F
April 20, 2020

Well made. Fast delivery.

Doc T
January 5, 2018

I own one. It is a good cheap and useful thing to have on airplanes even small ones such as RVs. Surface finish could be improve for a 5 star rating

Le R
November 8, 2012

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Q: Is this a certified part?

No, this part is non-certified.

Q: How do you attach the cables from the battery to the socket? It looks like there is a hole for each cable, but they are not threaded. Does one have to thread the holes, and then add a screw to secure the end of the cable?

We have added the installation instructions PDF to the "Documents" tab of this web page. Please review them there.

Q: can this piece (Part# 11-00500 MFR Model# 11041) be combinated with piper jumper plug 11042? I need to have this complete combination

Yes that is correct.

Q: Can this be used in a Cessna 172 application or what should I be looking to install?

No, the Cessna 172 has the 3 pin style port. See Part# 11-03158.

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