Ecmweb 6570 Powertite Electrical Plugs
Ecmweb 6570 Powertite Electrical Plugs
Ecmweb 6570 Powertite Electrical Plugs
Ecmweb 6570 Powertite Electrical Plugs
Ecmweb 6570 Powertite Electrical Plugs

Electrical plugs

Aug. 14, 2014
For use with all UL 1686- C1 receptacles Impact-modified PBT polyester housing Dual-molded locking ring

Powertite 30A and 60A non-metallic, corrosive-resistant plugs are for use with all UL 1686- C1 receptacles. Suitable for use in environments exposed to corrosives, frequent hose downs, or severe weather, features include an impact-modified PBT polyester housing that resists corrosion, deformation, and cracking, while UV-stabilization helps prevent degradation due to sun exposure. A dual-molded locking ring includes rigid plastic threads on the inside and a rubberized grip on the outside, allowing users to easily secure the plug to the receptacle — even while wearing gloves. Additional highlights include an extra-large wiring chamber with backed-out terminal screws and a screwless tab that locks the shell halves together in place with a simple push, ensuring a NEMA 4X watertight seal.

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