Hubbell Incorporated
Hubbell Incorporated HBL5100RS1W 100A 600V pin and sleeve receptacle
A watertight pin-and-sleeve receptacle rated 100 A at 600 V AC with a spring-loaded cap and impact-resistant thermoplastic housing
- Color/FinishGray
- Color MappingGray
- TypeLight Switch
- 100 A rating handles heavy industrial loads
- Watertight construction resists moisture and impact
- Spring-loaded cap seals out contaminants
- 5-wire, 4-pole design supports three-phase power
- 600 V AC rating suits high-voltage applications
Industrial Power Receptacle
The Hubbell HBL5100RS1W is a 100A 600V AC pin and sleeve receptacle built for industrial environments. It provides a grounded, four-pole, five-wire connection with a watertight, impact-resistant thermoplastic housing and a spring-loaded cap for ingress protection.
Three-Phase Equipment Installers
This device suits electricians wiring three-phase machinery or distribution panels that require a 100A flanged inlet with Style 1 grounding. It is not for installers needing a NEMA-rated enclosure, a different pole count, or a voltage rating outside the specified 600V AC and 250V DC range.
Flanged Panel Mounting
The receptacle mounts via its integral flange and accepts conductors from 8 AWG to 2 AWG. The shrouded pins and spring-loaded cap simplify alignment and sealing, though the 4.71 in face diameter demands adequate panel space and the maximum wire size may limit use with larger feeder cables.
Highlights
- 100 A rating handles heavy industrial loads
- Watertight construction resists moisture and impact
- Spring-loaded cap seals out contaminants
- 5-wire, 4-pole design supports three-phase power
- 600 V AC rating suits high-voltage applications
Specifications
| Brand | HUBBELL |
|---|---|
| Color/Finish | Gray |
| Color Mapping | Gray |
| Type | Light Switch |
Questions about this item
What cable gauge range must I have on hand to wire the 100 A receptacle terminals?
The terminals accept conductors from 8 AWG up to 2 AWG, so your supply cable must fall inside that range.
Will the 4-pole, 5-wire flange mate with my existing 3-phase, 600 V AC pin-and-sleeve plugs?
Yes — the receptacle is built for three-phase, 600 V AC service with four poles and five wires, matching standard industrial pin-and-sleeve plugs of that rating.
How can I confirm the spring-loaded cap is sealing properly after installation?
Close the cap and verify it snaps shut with spring tension; the watertight, impact-resistant housing should show no gaps around the flange when the cap is engaged.
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