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Pass & Seymour

Pass & Seymour 68BPCC5 15A 875W Brown Polarized Vinyl Cube Tap

SKU CH-04QK-DMEJ3

Brown polarized vinyl cube tap provides three outlets from one 15 A, 875 W plug

  • 15 A rating handles everyday appliances
  • 875 W capacity supports multiple devices
  • Polarised NEMA 1-15P plug ensures correct orientation
  • Brown vinyl housing resists wear in daily use

Brown Polarized Vinyl Cube Tap

The Pass & Seymour 68BPCC5 is a 15A 875W brown polarized vinyl cube tap designed for light-duty electrical connections. It accepts standard NEMA 1-15P plugs and provides three outlets in a compact form. The blister-pack unit suits DIYers, contractors and technicians who need a quick way to multiply a single wall receptacle.

Practical limits of the NEMA 1-15P interface

The non-grounded NEMA 1-15P interface restricts use to two-prong devices and caps continuous draw at 15A 875W. Builders who need a grounding pin or higher amperage cannot use this tap. It is not suited for appliances that require a dedicated ground connection or loads beyond the rated wattage.

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Price $1.99
Cheaper than about 97% of the 1,610 comparable items (median $25.99).

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Questions about this item

What does the 15A rating mean for everyday use?

The 15A rating shows the maximum current the cube tap can handle safely on a standard household circuit.

How does the 875W figure translate when I plug in multiple devices?

The 875W limit is the total combined load; add the wattage of everything plugged in and keep the sum below that value.

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