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LORDWORLD NEMA 10-50R 50A 125/250V Female Receptacle Black
ETL-certified NEMA 10-50R female receptacle rated 50A 125/250V for dryer and heavy-duty cords up to 6 AWG
- ETL certified for safe 50 A dryer connections
- Accepts 6 to 12 AWG cords for flexible wiring
- Nylon UL 94-V0 shell resists heat and flame
- Terminals marked X Y Z G W for correct installation
- Complies with UL 498 and CSA C22.2 #42 standards
NEMA 10-50R 50 A 125/250 V Female Receptacle
This ETL certified receptacle provides a three-prong 50 A connection at 125/250 V for dryers and similar heavy-duty equipment. The black nylon housing meets UL 94-V0 flammability rating and complies with RoHS and REACH. Copper alloy contacts accept conductors from 6 AWG down to 12 AWG with current ratings from 50 A to 25 A respectively. Two strain reliefs are included to secure the cord.
Installers wiring legacy three-wire dryer circuits
The device suits electricians and DIYers replacing or terminating a NEMA 10-50R outlet on a 50 A branch circuit using 12 AWG to 6 AWG three-conductor cords such as SJT, ST, SO or SVO types. Terminals are marked X, Y, Z for lines and G, W for grounding and grounded conductors. It is not suited for applications requiring a four-prong grounding configuration or for cords larger than 1.24 inches outer diameter.
50 A 125/250 V rating with 6 AWG maximum conductor
The single specification that decides fit is the 50 A 125/250 V rating paired with 6 AWG maximum conductor size at full current. Verify the circuit amperage and wire gauge match this rating before installation.
Highlights
- ETL certified for safe 50 A dryer connections
- Accepts 6 to 12 AWG cords for flexible wiring
- Nylon UL 94-V0 shell resists heat and flame
- Terminals marked X Y Z G W for correct installation
- Complies with UL 498 and CSA C22.2 #42 standards
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the NEMA 10-50R receptacle accept the 10 AWG cord I already have for my dryer?
Yes, the 10-50R is rated for 30 A at 125/250 Vac with 9/10 AWG cord, so your existing 10 AWG cable is within the supported range.
How can I confirm the receptacle is wired correctly after installation?
The terminals are marked X, Y, Z for line conductors, W for the grounded conductor and G for grounding; verify each wire lands on its labelled terminal and that the ETL mark is visible on the housing.
Does the package include the strain-relief clamps and what cord diameters do they cover?
Two extra strain reliefs are supplied and the clamp accommodates cord outer diameters up to 31.5 mm (1.24 in) for 12–6 AWG three-conductor cables.
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