Locking Receptacles (986 items) - Page 24
Watertight Flanged Locking Receptacle, L6-30R, 30 A, 250V AC, Single Phase, 2 Pole, Flush Mount
Flanged Locking Inlet, 15 A, 125V AC, Single Phase, 2 Pole, Flush Mount, Screw Terminals, Black
Watertight Flanged Locking Inlet, 30 A, 480V AC, Three Phase, 3 Pole, Flush Mount, Screw Terminals
Locking Receptacle, L6-20R, 20 A, 250V AC, 2 Pole, Screw Terminals, Black
Locking Receptacle, L6-30R, 30 A, 250V AC, Single Phase, 2 Pole, Flush Mount, Screw Terminals, Blue
Locking Receptacle, Non-NEMA, 50 A, 250V AC, Three Phase, 3 Pole, Flush Mount, Screw Terminals
Flanged Locking Receptacle, L15-20R, 20 A, 250V AC, Three Phase, 3 Pole, Flush Mount, Yellow
Flanged Locking Inlet, Non-NEMA, 50 A, 480V AC, Single Phase, 2 Pole, Flush Mount, Screw Terminals
Locking Receptacle, L21-30R, 30 A, 120/208V AC, Three Phase, 4 Pole, Flush Mount, Black
Locking Receptacle, L6-20R, 20 A, 250V AC, Single Phase, 2 Pole, Flush Mount, Screw Terminals
Locking Receptacle, L22-20R, 20 A, 480V AC, Three Phase, 4 Pole, Flush Mount, Screw Terminals
Locking Receptacle, Non-NEMA, 30 A, 250V AC, Three Phase, 3 Pole, Surface Mount, Screw Terminals
Flanged Locking Inlet, Non-NEMA, 30 A, 250/600V AC, Three Phase, 3 Pole, Flush Mount, Silver
Locking Receptacle, L1-15R, 15 A, 125V AC, Single Phase, 2 Pole, Screw Terminals, White
Locking Receptacle, L6-30R, 30 A, 250V AC, Single Phase, 2 Pole, Flush Mount, Screw Terminals
Duplex Locking Receptacle, L6-15R, 15 A, 250V AC, Single Phase, 2 Pole, Screw Terminals, Brown
Duplex Locking Receptacle, L6-15R, 30 A, 250V AC, Single Phase, 2 Pole, Flush Mount, Orange
Watertight Flanged Locking Receptacle, L23-30R, 30 A, 347/600V AC, Three Phase, 4 Pole, Flush Mount
About Locking Receptacles
Locking Receptacles are versatile electrical devices designed to provide safe and efficient power supply to various machines and appliances. Available in diverse types, these receptacles cater to different voltage or amperage requirements, ensuring optimal performance for specific applications. Constructed from robust materials like steel or plastic, they often include components such as copper contacts and insulators for enhanced durability. Some models also feature additional safety measures like locks or sealing mechanisms. These indispensable tools find extensive use across numerous industries including construction sites, manufacturing plants, and automotive repair shops where they facilitate secure connections between equipment and power sources without disruption during operation.