Electrical Plugs and Connectors

Electrical Plugs and Connectors

Electrical plugs and connectors allow electrical devices to be connected to the electric source. They are designed to do their best under the worst conditions in a broad array of the most severe food processing, industrial, marine, construction and petro-chemical work environments.
 
Electrical Plugs and Connectors Applications

• Food processing
• Pulp and paper mills
• Refineries and Petro Chem Facilities
• Ship yards
• Utilities
• Marine
• Low-voltage hand lamps and matching transformers
• Data acquisition/logging equipment to detect level and flow measurements on tanks and valves
• Sensitive electronic equipment that must be used on voltage regulated circuits

Types of Electrical Plugs and Connectors

• NEMA – NEMA (National Electrical Manufacturers Association) plugs and connectors are the most commonly used plugs and connectors in North America, as well as some other countries. NEMA 5–15R outlets are found in almost every home and building in the United States.
• Non-NEMA –Non-NEMA configurations are commonly called the “crowsfoot” or twistlock. They are widely used in critical applications that require equipment to be plugged into a specific electrical system to ensure proper function or to prevent equipment damage.

Key Features of Electrical Plugs and Connectors to Consider

• Exclusive "SMART" monitoring plugs and connectors
• Exclusive "Crowsfoot" styles for low voltage 
• All weather and 6P submersible connections
• Conformance to UL, cUL, CSA, CE and/or similar international electrical safety standards
• Tongue & groove sealing system provides environmental protection
• Keyed body and cover for easy alignment/assembly
• Color coded sealing bushings are provided to fit a variety of cord diameters
• Removable/replaceable self-retained sealing cap provided with connector to keep out contaminants when not in use
• Impact, chemical & corrosion resistant construction