Hubbell Incorporated
Hubbell Incorporated HBL9965C Locking Plug 20 A 125/250V video accessory
A 20 A, 125/250 V locking plug with a three-pole, three-wire design and impact-resistant nylon housing
- Type3 Pole 3 Wire
- ColorBlack/White
- 20 A 125/250 V rating powers demanding equipment
- Ribbed nylon housing resists impact and chemicals
- Brass blades ensure reliable electrical connections
- Cord grip handles .36 to .93 in cable diameters
- Dust shield limits contaminant ingress into wiring chamber
20 A 125/250 V Locking Plug
The Hubbell HBL9965C is a three-pole, three-wire locking plug rated for 20 A at 125/250 V AC single-phase. It is designed for industrial environments where a secure, non-NEMA connection is required.
Build Quality and Daily Use
A ribbed nylon housing provides impact and chemical resistance while brass blades ensure reliable electrical contact. The cord grip accepts diameters from .36 in to .93 in for 16 AWG to 8 AWG stranded copper, and a clear funnel entry eases wire termination. An integral dust shield limits contaminant ingress in the wiring chamber.
Replacing Worn Industrial Plugs
This plug replaces damaged or non-locking connectors on portable cords up to 8 AWG in 20 A 125/250 V service. The upgrade is worth it when a locking interface, chemical-resistant housing and strain-relieving cord grip are needed for harsh conditions.
Highlights
- 20 A 125/250 V rating powers demanding equipment
- Ribbed nylon housing resists impact and chemicals
- Brass blades ensure reliable electrical connections
- Cord grip handles .36 to .93 in cable diameters
- Dust shield limits contaminant ingress into wiring chamber
Specifications
| Brand | Hubbell Wiring Device-Kellems |
|---|---|
| Model | HBL9965C |
| Type | 3 Pole 3 Wire |
| Color | Black/White |
Questions about this item
What voltage and current does the HBL9965C locking plug support?
The plug is rated for 20 A at 125/250V AC single-phase operation.
What cable diameter range does the cord grip accept?
The cord grip accommodates cable diameters from .36 in to .93 in.
How are the wires terminated and what common mistake should be avoided?
Wires connect to screw terminals with straight orientation; use only stranded copper wire from 16 AWG to 8 AWG and ensure the cord grip is tightened to prevent strain on terminations.
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