French Aire high pressure water connectors

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Coming back through France we overnighted in a few village aires. One of them had a different water connector to usual - I forgot to take a picture, but it looked rather like a female airline PCL connector, one of these:-

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Inserting the male part of the connector would have made the water flow.

Anyone know what these water connectors are and where I can buy a hose end adaptor?

I couldn't get water that night. Luckily the aire had a sign up saying that you could park behind the nearby church as well - that was a lucky find, a stunning 12/13th century church with a parking area behind all to ourselves, and an old fashioned drinking water pump!
 
Hmm, possible, this one looked smaller though. Might be a local anomaly! I have a double ended male hozelock adaptor in the "bag of bits" so I shall try this next time, thanks.
 
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Hmm, possible, this one looked smaller though. Might be a local anomaly! I have a double ended male hozelock adaptor in the "bag of bits" so I shall try this next time, thanks.
Just make sure you’ve got your hose connected first because when you push adapter in the water will flow straight away
 
Could have been a euro spec air fitting. Similar to one shown but they are shorter. Possibly fitted to stop taps being left on 🤷‍♂️
 
Having heard of these I bought one six years ago.

Since then I have never come across one.

I would leave it behind next time but, then again, I would definitely find the connection that needed it.
 
Having heard of these I bought one six years ago.

Since then I have never come across one.

I would leave it behind next time but, then again, I would definitely find the connection that needed it.
Cam across one a couple of weeks ago in Roc Roi Aire and had me flummoxed. Realised I needed a double male connector one for me and one for service point. Bought one in Aldi a day or so later - probably never need it again!
 
Could of been a Reich connection

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Cam across one a couple of weeks ago in Roc Roi Aire and had me flummoxed. Realised I needed a double male connector one for me and one for service point. Bought one in Aldi a day or so later - probably never need it again!
Always carry a couple useful for joining hoses.
 
Yep Hozelock male to male adapters. Afaik they are mainly used on the urbaflux type bornes, I checked on CC-Infos ages ago and there were 6 pages of aires listed with this type of borne so worth its keeping an adapter in your connector stash. ;)

I know theres one on the Chateaudun aire just off the N10 south of Marboue as I took a photo ;) ..

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Pete
 
I've just remembered posting about this type of fitting last September as we were in the shiny brand new Aire in the centre of Epernay and they had one there. It was confusing a lot of people.
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I've just remembered posting about this type of fitting last September as we were in the shiny brand new Aire in the centre of Epernay and they had one there. It was confusing a lot of people.View attachment 654721View attachment 654722
Stopped here last year. Lovely little spot. Can’t remember any water issues tho. Maybe we didn’t use it…. Remember filling up with Champers tho……..
 
Stopped here last year. Lovely little spot. Can’t remember any water issues tho. Maybe we didn’t use it…. Remember filling up with Champers tho……..
Yes nice Aire, not the nicest walk to the centre of town though?
 
I got one of those hose lock connectors probibly six years ago just in case.
never used it.
bill
 

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