Hubbell Incorporated
Hubbell Incorporated HBL5302 Straight Blade Receptacle 15 A 277V AC Brown
A grounded duplex receptacle rated 15 A at 277 V AC with screw terminals and brown thermoplastic housing
- Color MappingBrown
- TypeWiring Devices
- Rated for 277V AC industrial circuits
- 15 A current capacity handles heavy loads
- Grounded duplex design improves safety
- Thermoplastic housing resists impact and heat
- Meets UL 498 and CSA C22.2 No. 42 standards
Hubbell HBL5302 15 A 277 V Receptacle
The Hubbell HBL5302 is a straight-blade duplex receptacle rated for 15 amps at 277 volts AC. It features a brown thermoplastic housing with a flush-mount design and screw-terminal wire connections. The unit carries a NEMA 7-15R configuration and meets UL 498 and CSA C22.2 No. 42 standards. It is supplied new for commercial or industrial wiring projects.
Suited for 277 V grounded circuits.
This receptacle suits electricians wiring single-phase 277 V AC loads that require a grounded, polarized duplex outlet. It is not for circuits needing ground-fault protection, as the device is not GFCI rated. Builders requiring a weather-resistant or tamper-resistant cover should look at other models. The NEMA 1 enclosure rating limits use to indoor, dry locations only.
NEMA 7-15R configuration defines voltage
The NEMA 7-15R configuration is the single specification that confirms this receptacle matches a 277 V AC, 15 A, two-pole three-wire circuit. The straight-blade orientation and grounding pole arrangement are fixed by this standard. Verifying the 7-15R designation against the branch-circuit breaker and plug type ensures the correct part is selected.
Highlights
- Rated for 277V AC industrial circuits
- 15 A current capacity handles heavy loads
- Grounded duplex design improves safety
- Thermoplastic housing resists impact and heat
- Meets UL 498 and CSA C22.2 No. 42 standards
Specifications
| Brand | HUBBELL WIRING DEVICE-KELLEMS |
|---|---|
| Color Mapping | Brown |
| Type | Wiring Devices |
Questions about this item
What continuous current can the 15 A receptacle handle under sustained load?
The device is rated for 15 A at 277V AC single-phase, so the continuous limit under sustained use is 15 amperes.
How much heat or noise does the HBL5302 produce when powered all day?
As a passive wiring device with thermoplastic housing and screw terminals, it generates no audible noise and negligible heat during normal operation.
Which electrical box and wiring must already be in place for this duplex receptacle?
It requires a standard single-gang flush box, three-conductor cable for 2-pole 3-wire connection, and screw-terminal wiring to match the 7-15R configuration.
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