LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD 3-Prong Male AC Plug Right Angle Nema 6-20P 20A 250V 8 Direction Rotatable
Right-angle NEMA 6-20P plug rotates to 12 positions, accepts 18 to 12 AWG cord, ETL certified for 20 A at 250 V
- Right-angle design keeps cables flush to the wall
- ETL certified for USA and Canada safety standards
- Rotates to 12 positions for flexible cable routing
- Brass terminals and copper blades ensure solid conductivity
- Accepts SJT 18/16/14 and AWG 12 power cords
Right-Angle NEMA 6-20P Plug
This right-angle NEMA 6-20P male AC plug is ETL certified for use in the USA and Canada. It features a 3-pole configuration rated for 20A at 250V. The housing uses nylon material with a 94V-0 vertical flame rating. Brass terminals and copper pin blades provide the electrical contact surfaces.
DIY Installers and Cable Repair
The screw-lock terminal design allows for field assembly without soldering, suiting DIY users repairing or building custom power cords. The rotatable body adjusts to 12 directions to fit tight clearances behind equipment. It accepts SJT 18, 16, 14 and AWG 12 gauge conductors. Buyers needing a straight-body plug or a different NEMA pin arrangement should look elsewhere.
20A 250V Rating and Wire Compatibility
The decisive specification is the 20A 250V NEMA 6-20P rating combined with the supported wire range up to AWG 12. This determines whether the plug matches the circuit amperage and the conductor size of the cable being terminated. Verify both values against the installation requirements before purchase.
Highlights
- Right-angle design keeps cables flush to the wall
- ETL certified for USA and Canada safety standards
- Rotates to 12 positions for flexible cable routing
- Brass terminals and copper blades ensure solid conductivity
- Accepts SJT 18/16/14 and AWG 12 power cords
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I wire the three brass terminals on the Nema 6-20P plug, and which step is most often done wrong?
Loosen the three screw-lock terminals, insert stripped conductors for hot, hot and ground into the correct brass terminals, tighten screws firmly, then rotate the housing to one of the 12 positions before final assembly; the step most often missed is securing the cord grip before tightening the terminals.
What maintenance or replacement will this 20 A 250 V rotatable plug need over time?
Inspect the copper pin blades and brass terminals periodically for discoloration or looseness; if the nylon housing shows cracking or the 94V-0 flame rating is compromised, replace the entire plug.
At what sustained load does the 15 A ETL rating become the limiting factor on this 20 A plug?
Continuous operation above 15 A will exceed the ETL-certified rating even though the Nema 6-20P configuration supports 20 A, so the 15 A limit appears first under sustained use.
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