V24GB306 Steel Plugmold® Multioutlet Strip

V24GB306 Steel Plugmold® Multioutlet Strip – Electrical Distributor Power Strip The V24GB306 Steel Plugmold® Multioutlet Strip is a 3-foot long multioutlet assembly designed for use in commercial and industrial electrical distribution applications. It features six single receptacles spaced 6 inches apart, providing multiple power access points along a compact steel raceway. This product is suitable for electrical distributors and switchgear suppliers seeking reliable lighting solutions and wire and cable management in interior environments. Manufactured by Wiremold in the United States, it supports 20-amp, 125-volt circuits with prewired grounding-type receptacles and is compliant with National Electrical Code standards. Specifications Product Name: V24GB306 Steel Plugmold® Multioutlet Strip Length: 3 feet Receptacles: 6 single receptacles spaced 6 inches apart Material: Steel Dimensions: 1.9 in width × 1.9 in length × 0.9 in depth Product Weight: 3.15 lbs Voltage Rating: 125V Current Rating: 20A grounding type receptacles Country of Origin: United States Manufacturer: Wiremold Manufacturer Part Number: V24GB306 Made in USA: Yes Features Prewired with No. 12 THHN conductors for 20A feed-through Steel construction ensures durability and grounding compliance Compact design facilitates installation in raceway systems or surface mounts Compliant with NEC requirements for small appliance branch circuits Supports multiple wiring feed methods including end feeding and back feeding Includes components for secure mounting and raceway coupling Downloads & Links Installation Guidelines for Receptacles on Small Appliance Branch Circuits 2400 Series Plugmold Multioutlet System - V2400 2400 Series Steel Plugmold Multioutlet System with Insulated/Isolated Grounding Receptacles Plugmold Series Part List - COO 2400 Series Steel Plugmold Multioutlet System - 24S 2400 Series Steel Plugmold Multioutlet System Plugmold¬Æ Raceway & Multioutlet Assemblies Spec Sheet Metal Raceway Installation Guidelines for Receptacles on Small Appliance Branch Circuits in the City of Chicago