50 Amp, 250 Volt, Locking Connector, Industrial Grade
50 Amp, 250 Volt, Locking Connector – Industrial Grade Electrical Connector This 50 Amp, 250 Volt locking connector by Leviton is an industrial-grade device designed for secure electrical connections in demanding commercial and industrial applications. It is a Non-NEMA, 3-pole, 4-wire grounding locking connector suitable for use with wire and cable sizes ranging from #10 AWG to #4 AWG. Ideal for electrical distributors and switchgear suppliers, this connector supports both DC and AC voltages (250 V DC / 600 V AC) and is engineered to provide reliable grounding and secure locking connections in lighting solutions, wire and cable assemblies, and industrial power distribution systems. Specifications Amperage: 50 amperes Voltage Rating: 250 Volt DC / 600 Volt AC Device Type: Locking Connector Number of Poles: 3 Number of Wires: 4 Grounding: Grounding Color: Black NEMA: Non-NEMA Operating Temperature: -40°C (-40°F) Flammability Class: UL 94 V-2 Product Weight: 10.58 lbs Country of Origin: Mexico Manufacturer: Leviton Manufacturer Part Number: 7764C Features Industrial-grade nylon housing provides impact and abrasion resistance. Fluted housing design enhances grip for easier handling with wet hands or gloves. Solid brass blades and copper box terminals ensure continuous conductivity and corrosion resistance. Available with clamp-type or nut-type strain relief accommodating cable diameters from 0.68 in. to 1.2 in. Screwless face module facilitates faster wiring and maintenance. Terminals designed for secure tightening on conductors, not insulation, ensuring safe and reliable connections. Compatible with cord types S, SOO, SOW, ST, STO, and STOO. Certified to meet UL, CSA, and NOM standards and compliant with RoHS directives. Backed by an industry-leading lifetime warranty. Downloads & Links PK-93454-10-20-0C-W 50A Wiring Devices Brochure
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