I've google'd the net and search this forum, but no luck. So,.......
I've encountered two of these little beasties this week. It starts with a wall wart style AC adapter, plug-connected to a small cable, which in turn is connected to a 12 VAC miniature halogen bulb. They are used to illuminate floor-standing bubbling lamps, and other similar decorative lights.
The connector, and what it might be called, is the bear! The male plug is molded rubber, and the two connectors are a flat blade, 3/8 inch long, about 1/8 inch wide. Near that is a round pin-like prong, probably 1/16 in. or a little larger diameter. The configuration looks kind of like this from the top (proportions are WAY off!):
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This plugs into a wall wart style Class II transformer, low wattage (15-20W), and the output is 12 VAC (don't know the amperage, but it only needs to drive the miniature halogen bulb). The bulb look like overhead projector lamps.
Now, my problem: I need to find a replacement wall wart transformer. I've searched various suppliers including Mouser.com. I can find transformers with the proper electrical characteristics, BUT the secondary/output connector type is seldom described (if there is no cord attached to it). And, I don't know the name of this connector type so I can put it into a search engine.
Any help GREATLY appreciated!
Lakeside