LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD NEMA 14-30R Female Connector 30A 125/250V Yellow
ETL-certified NEMA 14-30R female receptacle rated 30A 125/250V with nylon UL 94-V0 housing and two strain reliefs included
- ETL certified for safe 30A 125/250V dryer connections
- Accepts 12–6 AWG cords for flexible installation
- UL 94-V0 nylon shell resists heat and flame
- Pure copper terminals ensure reliable conductivity
- Two strain reliefs included for secure cord grip
ETL-Certified Dryer Receptacle
This NEMA 14-30R female connector provides a 30-amp, 125/250-volt receptacle for electric dryer installations. The ETL listing confirms compliance with UL 498 and CSA C22.2 No. 42 safety standards. A nylon shell rated UL 94-V0 and pure copper terminals ensure durable, code-compliant connections.
Replacing Worn or Unrated Cord Ends
The connector replaces damaged or non-certified dryer plugs on existing appliance cords. An upgrade is worth it when the old plug shows heat damage, loose terminals, or lacks third-party safety certification. It accepts 6 AWG through 12 AWG three-conductor cords such as SJT, ST, and SO types for a secure, heavy-duty repair.
Verify Cord Gauce and Outer Diameter Before Ordering
Confirm your dryer cord uses three conductors between 6 AWG and 12 AWG and that the outer jacket diameter does not exceed 31.5 millimetres (1.24 inches). The terminals are marked X, Y, Z for line connections and G and W for grounding and neutral respectively. Two strain-relief inserts are included to match the cord jacket securely.
Highlights
- ETL certified for safe 30A 125/250V dryer connections
- Accepts 12–6 AWG cords for flexible installation
- UL 94-V0 nylon shell resists heat and flame
- Pure copper terminals ensure reliable conductivity
- Two strain reliefs included for secure cord grip
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What cord diameters fit the 31.5 mm strain relief opening on this NEMA 14-30R connector?
The strain relief accepts cords up to 31.5 mm (1.24 inches) outer diameter, covering 12–6 AWG three-conductor types such as SJT, ST, STO, SO, SRD and SVO.
Which terminal markings on the NEMA 14-30R body show where to land the hot, neutral and ground conductors?
Line terminals are marked X, Y and Z; the grounding terminal is marked G; the grounded (neutral) terminal is marked W — match each conductor to its letter before tightening.
How often should the nylon UL 94-V0 housing and copper-alloy pins be inspected on a dryer receptacle seeing 30 A at 125/250 V?
Check the housing for cracks and the pins for discoloration or looseness at least once a year, or whenever the cord is removed, to catch heat damage early.
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