Description
The heavy two-pin NATO socket on the body of 24 V military Land Rovers (Wolf, TUL/TUM, FFR Series) through which one vehicle can jump-start another with a dedicated slave lead, the same fitting used from Land Rovers to main battle tanks. Sold with or without a hinged dust cap; the matching slave leads carry a NATO plug at each end.
24 V FFR and Wolf vehicles
Rarity. Standard on every 24 V British military Land Rover from the Series FFR to the Wolf and on all NATO B and A vehicles; surplus sockets and leads are stocked by many dealers.
Record: 1 source; designation recorded; price recorded; production dates not established.
Specification
MAKERAB Connectors (UK) and others to STANAG pattern, United Kingdom
DESIGNATION / PARTNATO two-pin inter-vehicle slave receptacle and slave cable (approx 15 ft or 30 ft)
MADEdates not recorded
PRICE IN 2026£32.50 — Ex-British military AB Connectors socket without cover at Military Mart; GBP 39.99 with dust cap
RARITYCommon — Standard on every 24 V British military Land Rover from the Series FFR to the Wolf and on all NATO B and A vehicles; surplus sockets and leads are stocked by many dealers.
PINS2
VOLTAGE24
MAKERAB Connectors
LEAD LENGTHSabout 15 ft and 30 ft
STANDARDNATO STANAG inter-vehicle start
ERA NOTEin service around 1960; introduction date not sourced
Fitment
LAND ROVER
Series IIA 109Series III 88Series III 109Lightweight101 Forward ControlNinetyOne TenDefender 90Defender 110Wolf
OTHER MARQUES
CVR(T)all NATO 24 V military vehicles
24 V FFR and Wolf vehicles
Sources
militarymart.co.uk/products/ex-british-military-nato-inter-vehicle-slave-cable-connectorEvery source above was fetched and read when the record was made.