Wetguard Watertight Locking Connector
Wetguard Watertight Locking Connector - Industrial Grade Locking Connector The Wetguard Watertight Locking Connector by Leviton is a 30 Amp, 250 Volt, 3-Phase, NEMA L15-30R rated device designed for secure electrical connections in demanding industrial environments. This grounding, 3-pole, 4-wire locking connector is engineered for use in wet locations, providing reliable performance in harsh conditions such as outdoor weather exposure or indoor washdown. It is ideal for electrical distributors, lighting solutions, wire and cable applications, and switchgear suppliers requiring durable, corrosion-resistant locking connectors. Specifications Amperage: 30 amperes Voltage: 250 Volt, 3-Phase NEMA Configuration: WD-6 (NEMA L15-30R) Number of Poles: 3 Number of Wires: 4 Body Material: Santoprene TPV Color: Yellow Grounding: Grounding Dielectric Withstand Voltage: 2000 volts Operating Temperature: -40 °C minimum Flammability Class: Rated V-2 per UL 94 Product Weight: 8.9 lbs Country of Origin: Mexico Manufacturer: Leviton Manufacturer Part Number: 29W75 Features Industrial-grade, watertight locking connector designed for wet and corrosive environments Constructed with a Santoprene TPV body for enhanced sealing and durability Corrosion-resistant electroless nickel-coated brass blades, contacts, terminal screws, and wiring clamps Patented multi-point sealing system ensuring an impenetrable barrier against dirt and moisture Compression nut strain relief system prevents cord slippage and maintains watertight seal IP69K rated for high-pressure, high-temperature washdown environments Compatible with standard 30 Amp, 3-phase power distribution systems Yellow color for high visibility in industrial settings Meets NEMA WD-6 and ANSI C-73 standards with UL 498, CSA C22.2 No. 42, and NOM certifications Downloads & Links Wetguard Brochure Q-653I PK-A3280-10-02-0C-W
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