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Industrial Locking-Blade Receptacles

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Industrial locking-blade receptacles stand up to heavy repetitive use, impacts, corrosive environments, and hot/cold temperatures. They secure when twisted to prevent unintended disconnections. These receptacles provide safe electrical connections in harsh applications like plant floors, manufacturing facilities, and mills.

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Single-Outlet Locking-Blade Receptacles with Screw Terminations

Single-Outlet Locking-Blade Receptacles with Screw Terminations

These single-outlet receptacles support one electrical plug and are often used to designate circuits for appliances or equipment. They have terminations with screws that tighten down on conductors to secure them.

2 Pole / 2 Wire

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2 Pole / 3 Wire

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3 Pole / 4 Wire

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4 Pole / 4 Wire

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4 Pole / 5 Wire

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Single-Outlet Locking-Blade Receptacles with Spring Clamp Terminations

Single-Outlet Locking-Blade Receptacles with Spring Clamp Terminations

These single-outlet receptacles support one electrical plug and are often used to designate circuits for appliances or equipment. Also called back-wired electrical receptacles, they have small holes on their backside where wires push into and are secured by spring-loaded clamps. They terminate conductors faster than screw-terminated connectors and are often used to save time in applications where many electrical connectors are installed.

2 Pole / 3 Wire

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3 Pole / 4 Wire

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4 Pole / 5 Wire

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Flanged Single-Outlet Locking-Blade Receptacles with Spring Clamp Terminations

Flanged Single-Outlet Locking-Blade Receptacles with Spring Clamp Terminations

These flanged single-outlet receptacles have mounting surfaces to secure them in cutouts on panels, equipment, walls, and enclosures. Single-outlet receptacles support one electrical plug and are often used to designate circuits for appliances or equipment. Also called back-wired electrical outlets, they have push-in terminations on their backside where conductors insert into and are secured by spring-loaded clamps.

2 Pole / 3 Wire

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3 Pole / 4 Wire

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4 Pole / 5 Wire

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