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Maybe, this might be better from CEF? https://www.cef.co.uk/catalogue/products/4030350-16a-2p-e-230v-trailing-connector-ip67 Locked to prevent resurrecting, OP no longer posts

Thanks guys, I think I am agreeing with Dranok and going to go with the 60309 plug and connecto. Would something like this be a good solution as it has a screw cap. https://www.thomann.de/gb/pce_2252_6_shark_32a_5pol_ip67_f.htm

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Ok, I appreciate the concept is a different one but I’m trying to adapt the principle. Geoff is right with what I want to do, use an extension from the house to power the lights and disconnect when finished. This leaves the lighting plug outside so this is the reason why I ask if I could use a...

Thanks fellas for the advice. I had considered a dry box as an option but just let me throw this in the mix. I have a narrowboat that has an external socket for when I moor up with shore power. Can I not use this type of socket to plug the mains into to power the lights when required?

I live in a rented property so I am unable to power my outdoor lights direct from the house so I intend to run an extension cable to be able to plug the lights 3 pin plug Into. when not in use though this would leave this plug outside in the weather. is there a way that I can wire the lights to...