HUBBELL Locking Plug: Non-NEMA, Black/White, 250V AC, 50 A, 3 Pole
HUBBELL General Purpose Plugs.
SKU 3G-OTH-12741
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Product Description
HUBBELL General Purpose Plugs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the HUBBELL CS8365C locking plug used for?
The HUBBELL CS8365C is a non-NEMA locking plug designed for high-amperage industrial power connections. It is commonly used in heavy-duty equipment, generators, and temporary power distribution where a secure, locking connection is required to prevent accidental disconnection.
What are the specifications of the HUBBELL CS8365C locking plug?
The HUBBELL CS8365C is a locking plug rated for 250V AC and 50 A. It features a non-NEMA configuration with 3 poles and 4 blades. The housing is black and white. This plug is designed for general-purpose industrial applications requiring a robust, locking connection.
Where to buy the HUBBELL CS8365C locking plug worldwide?
3G Electric supplies the HUBBELL CS8365C locking plug worldwide. As a global industrial equipment distributor, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us for availability and lead time on this non-NEMA plug.
How to install the HUBBELL CS8365C locking plug?
To install the HUBBELL CS8365C, first ensure power is off. Strip cable conductors to the recommended length, then connect each conductor to the appropriate terminal (line, neutral, ground) per the wiring diagram. Tighten screws securely and reassemble the plug housing. Always follow local electrical codes.
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3G Electric supplies HUBBELL general purpose plugs. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.
