What is this, and give me link?

Question

what is this, it is for my boat and it broke, please click the link, and please give me the name and a site where i can find it

http://www.flickr.com/photos/27114628@N02/2551627047/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/27114628@N02/2551628021/in/photostream/

Answer 1

It is a Marinco 81A Marine Electrical Shore Power Straight Adapter (30-Amp 125-Volt Locking Male to 15 or 20-Amp 125-Volt Straight Blade Female)

Attaches To Cordset Or Boat Inlet - Attaches To Dockside Receptacle...

You can buy them at any Marine supply and even most Marinas carry a supply. And of course, it is used to plug your boat, or boat battery charger, or boat electrical system into a standard Dock-side shore power outlet.

http://www.bizrate.com/boatskayaks_boati...

Answer 2

It's a power adapter. You can see them on their website...

Answer 3

Hi John!

It's a Marinco 83A shore power adapter. Adapts from 120V/15A male to 120V/30A twist-lock female to your shore power cord. The caveat here is that this adapter is NOT recommended for wet applications.

http://www.marinco.com/scpt/ProdPage.php...

They're available at most chandleries. (About 40 to 50 bucks)

AND they're often available on ebay:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Marinco-3...

Answer 4

its a twist lock adapter you can buy at most hardware stores

Answer 5

This is an adapter for your shore power cable so the 120 volt cord can be plugged into a standard 120 volt outlet. Your cord is either a 20 or 30 amp cord, a standard outlet is 15 amps, the numbers on the cap should be either a L5-20R or a L5-30R.  Take the piece to any marine supply house and get a replacement, they are very common. This is a twist lock design so it can not accidentally come unplugged.

Answer 6

its the plug that you use when your using shore power