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Dayton MH2LEB905 Plug male part

SKU CH-ZYWV-CQQR7

A Dayton plug male part for machinery motor connections

  • Male plug enables quick electrical connection
  • Dayton brand ensures industrial-grade reliability
  • New condition guarantees full service life
  • Part number 905 simplifies ordering and replacement

Dayton MH2LEB905 Plug Male Part

This Dayton MH2LEB905 plug male part is a new machinery component listed under motors and parts. It serves as a male connector for relevant equipment setups. The item carries the manufacturer reference 905. No sales restrictions apply to any state.

Suitable for technicians fitting

Buyers needing a female connector or a different pin configuration should look elsewhere. Those requiring a complete cable assembly rather than the standalone plug will need another product. Anyone working on machinery incompatible with this Dayton part number must select a different component.

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Price $42.99
Cheaper than about 63% of the 397 comparable items (median $91.99).

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Brand nameDAYTON

Questions about this item

Will the Dayton MH2LEB905 male plug connect to the existing female receptacle on my older Dayton motor?

The MH2LEB905 is a Dayton male plug designed to mate with the matching Dayton female receptacle used on compatible motors and wiring harnesses.

How can I verify the Dayton MH2LEB905 plug is seated correctly after wiring it?

Push the plug fully into the receptacle until the locking latch clicks; a firm tug should not dislodge it, and the motor should start without intermittent power loss.

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