Ericson Watertight Straight Blade Plug 1616-CW6P-AM 20A 250VAC Yellow
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A 20 A, 240 V straight-blade plug with copper-free aluminium construction and NEMA 6-20P configuration
The Hubbell Incorporated UGP-20232QW is a NEMA 6-20P straight blade plug rated for 20 A at 240 V AC, 60 Hz. It provides a 2-pole, 3-wire connection housed in a copper-free aluminum body. This plug suits industrial equipment and high-draw appliances that require a secure 240 V supply.
The copper-free aluminum housing resists corrosion in harsh environments while meeting UL standards E91049 and E53660. The 2-pole, 3-wire layout delivers the required grounding path for 240 V loads. Installers must pair it with a matching NEMA 6-20R receptacle and circuit protection rated for 20 A.
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| Brand name | HUBBELL KILLARK |
The plug is rated for 20 A at 240 V AC; that 20 A figure is the continuous-current limit under sustained operation.
Copper-free aluminum conducts heat efficiently, so the housing stays close to ambient temperature even during continuous 20 A loads.
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