LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD 4-in-1 NEMA 5-15R/5-20R/6-15R/6-20R Receptacle 15A/20A 125V/250V
Accepts four NEMA plug types at 15 or 20 amps across 125 and 250 volts for industrial wiring
- Four NEMA socket types in one unit simplifies wiring
- Rated 15 A and 20 A at 125 V and 250 V for flexible power options
- Polarised 2-pole 3-wire grounding improves electrical safety
- Nylon housing insulates live parts and resists heat rise
- Internal dust shield keeps terminals clean for reliable contact
Four-in-One NEMA Receptacle
The LORDWORLD 4-in-1 unit combines NEMA 5-15R, 5-20R, 6-15R and 6-20R sockets in a single housing. It accepts 15A or 20A plugs at 125V and 15A or 20A plugs at 250V. The device suits industrial and commercial wiring tasks where multiple outlet types are needed.
Polarised Grounding Contacts
Heavy-duty metal blades and contacts resist heat rise and maintain conductivity during normal operation. The insulated nylon housing shields exposed metal parts on the user side. An internal dust shield keeps terminals free of contaminants.
Wide-Range Voltage Caution
Installers must verify that connected equipment accepts 110–240V input before using NEMA 6-15P or 6-20P plugs, which operate at 250V. The straight-blade design fits standard junction boxes for straightforward mounting.
Highlights
- Four NEMA socket types in one unit simplifies wiring
- Rated 15 A and 20 A at 125 V and 250 V for flexible power options
- Polarised 2-pole 3-wire grounding improves electrical safety
- Nylon housing insulates live parts and resists heat rise
- Internal dust shield keeps terminals clean for reliable contact
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I wire the LORDWORLD 4-in-1 receptacle and which step is often done wrong?
Connect the hot wire to the brass terminal, neutral to silver, and ground to green; the step often missed is confirming the device accepts 110-240V before using a 6-15P or 6-20P plug.
What maintenance will the receptacle need over time?
The internal dust shield keeps terminals clean; periodically check that the nylon housing is intact and the metal blades show no heat discoloration.
Which rating limits continuous use first — 15A at 125V, 20A at 125V, or 15A/20A at 250V?
The lowest continuous rating is 15A at 125V; sustained loads above that will hit the limit before the 20A or 250V ratings become relevant.
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