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In my trunk there's what I had assumed was a standard 12v socket but on inspection it appears to be some odd type of connector:
Given where it is I'm assuming this is a hookup for a battery tender. The question I have is that what type of thing plugs directly into this socket? Is it some type of standard or is it for a particular charger?
Yes that looks exactly like what I have, thanks. There doesn't seem to be any mention of the actual charger part though even in that PDF? I read that the Jag charger is just a rebranded CTEK, I'm looking to find if there's something like that I can buy that has the correct connector on the end rather than clips to hook onto the battery terminals and I'm drawing blanks.
Anyone on here have the full Jag charging kit and can shed any light?
My guess the conditioner changed over time. The doc linked to dates 2013. The current Jag conditioner is indeed Ctek with a Jag logo, and uses a different kind of connection.
I do have the Ctek installed, which was about three times cheaper than the Jag one...
My guess the conditioner changed over time. The doc linked to dates 2013. The current Jag conditioner is indeed Ctek with a Jag logo, and uses a different kind of connection.
I do have the Ctek installed, which was about three times cheaper than the Jag one...
My guess the conditioner changed over time. The doc linked to dates 2013. The current Jag conditioner is indeed Ctek with a Jag logo, and uses a different kind of connection.
I do have the Ctek installed, which was about three times cheaper than the Jag one...
The cynic in me guesses that the connector is different to stop us buying an off-the-shelf CTEK.
Via socket. I think I even have somwhere a Jag document - other from the one previously linked to - with the Ctek conditioner in.
I'll check later this eve...
I don't know about the Jaguar version but off-the-shelf CTEKs usually have a line socket on the end of the lead from the charger into which you plug the "destination" lead of your choice, either with clips or a plug to fit into a permanent connector. I wonder if the Jaguar version has a single charger lead, or a special adapter lead that would connect to a normal CTEK? Anyone?
I don't know about the Jaguar version but off-the-shelf CTEKs usually have a line socket on the end of the lead from the charger into which you plug the "destination" lead of your choice, either with clips or a plug to fit into a permanent connector. I wonder if the Jaguar version has a single charger lead, or a special adapter lead that would connect to a normal CTEK? Anyone?
Ah. Then I guess also anyone who can post a picture or otherwise identify the plug that goes into the socket would be great. I can always cut and solder up a new destination lead if I can identify and obtain a connector of the right type.
Google for the below, and you'll find the re-branded Ctek conditioner from Jaguar.
I used a different Ctek socket which has leds to indicate the battery status, in combination with a more advanced Ctek conditioner.
In my trunk there's what I had assumed was a standard 12v socket but on inspection it appears to be some odd type of connector:
Given where it is I'm assuming this is a hookup for a battery tender. The question I have is that what type of thing plugs directly into this socket? Is it some type of standard or is it for a particular charger?
Thanks!
Yes, I had the jaguar battery tender kit installed and was then surprised to find it used the European BMW/motorcycle style plug. Basically its a smaller diameter version of 12v lighter/accessory plug.
I don’t know if it is to prevent using the ctek, or just to prevent using other accessories, refrig, lighter, etc but it can be adapted with something like this: