What does NEMA 6 50P mean?
NEMA 6-50P molded heavy duty three prong power cord plug with cUL approval and rated up to 50A 250V. Built to the NEMA 6-50P standard, these NEMA 6-50 power cords are most commonly used for electric welder applications.
How many amps is a NEMA 6-50?
NEMA Straight Blade Reference Chart
| Straight Blades | ||
|---|---|---|
| NEMA 6-30 | 250V AC | 30 amps |
| NEMA 6-50 | 250V AC | 50 amps |
| NEMA 7-15 | 277V AC | 15 amps |
| NEMA 7-20 | 277V AC | 20 amps |
What is plug type 6 15P?
A NEMA 6-15 plug is for a 250-volt, 2-pole circuit with a ground. It’s what you use to supply electricity to some window-mounted air conditioners and commercial office equipment.
What is NEMA L5 30P?
Item #152403Model #L530PZ. Typically used for temporary power/generator hook-up. Internal “Triple Gripper” cord grip secures and protects wire and eliminates extra screws for simplified wiring.
What is an LCDI plug?
Note: LCDI stands for ‘Leakage Current Detection and Interruption’ and provides device protection by sensing damage to the power cord to reduce the risk of fire associated with arcing faults. The LCDI plug can be tested for proper function by pressing the TEST button.
What does NEMA 14 50 mean?
NEMA 14-50 (50A plug). This is commonly used for electric ovens and is often found in RV parks and campgrounds. It’s installed onto a dedicated 50A circuit to match the rating of the plug. NEMA 6-50 (50A plug). This is common for welders or plasma cutters.
Is L5-30P same as L5-30R?
L5-30P is NEMA L5-30 plug. L5-30R is NEMA L5-30 Receptacle.