Kh Industries
Kh Industries 10-50P Straight Blade Plug 50 A 125/250V AC 3 Pole
A 50 A straight-blade plug rated for 125/250V AC with three poles, accepting cables from .6 in to 1.3 in diameter
- TypeStraight Blade Devices
- Rated for 50 A at 125/250V AC for high-power equipment
- NEMA 10-50P three-pole configuration fits compatible outlets
- Dust-tight, moisture- and weather-resistant rubber housing suits tough environments
- Accepts cable diameters from .6 in to 1.3 in for flexible wiring
- Industrial-grade straight-blade plug built for reliable single-phase connections
Industrial-Grade 10-50P Plug
This Zoro Select straight-blade plug carries a 50 A, 125/250 V AC rating in a three-pole, non-grounded configuration. The yellow rubber housing accepts cables from 0.6 in to 1.3 in diameter and is built for industrial environments where dust-tight, moisture-resistant and weather-resistant performance is required.
Dust-Tight, Weather-Resistant Housing
The rubber enclosure provides dust-ignition-proof protection and resists moisture and weather without an IP rating. Its straight-blade orientation and standard wiring style simplify field installation on generators, welders or heavy-duty equipment that use the NEMA 10-50P arrangement.
Suits Single-Phase 50 A Loads
Builders needing a grounded connector or an IP-rated ingress seal should look elsewhere. The non-grounded, three-blade design also does not fit four-wire or higher-amperage applications.
Highlights
- Rated for 50 A at 125/250V AC for high-power equipment
- NEMA 10-50P three-pole configuration fits compatible outlets
- Dust-tight, moisture- and weather-resistant rubber housing suits tough environments
- Accepts cable diameters from .6 in to 1.3 in for flexible wiring
- Industrial-grade straight-blade plug built for reliable single-phase connections
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Type | Straight Blade Devices |
Questions about this item
How often should the rubber housing and blades be inspected for wear or damage?
Inspect the yellow rubber housing and three blades before each use; replace the plug if cracks, discoloration or loose blades appear.
What is the maximum continuous current this 10-50P plug can handle without overheating?
The 50 A rating is the continuous limit; sustained loads above 50 A will cause overheating.
Does the plug generate noticeable heat when run at 50 A for extended periods?
At the rated 50 A the plug runs warm but within design limits; ensure the 125/250V AC circuit and cable are correctly sized to avoid excess heat.
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