LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD NEMA 14-50R 50A 125/250V Yellow Female Connector
ETL-certified NEMA 14-50R female receptacle rated 50 A at 125/250 V, accepts 6–12 AWG cord and includes two strain reliefs
- ETL certified for safe 50A 125/250V connections
- Accepts 12–6 AWG cords for flexible wiring
- Nylon UL 94-V0 shell resists heat and flame
- Clear X, Y, Z, G, W terminal markings simplify installation
- Includes two strain reliefs for secure cord grip
NEMA 14-50R 50A receptacle for dryer circuits
This ETL certified female connector handles 50 amps at 125/250 volts and suits dryer or range installations. The yellow nylon housing meets UL 94-V0 and RoHS REACH requirements. Terminals are marked X, Y, Z, G and W for clear identification. Two extra strain reliefs are included for a secure cord fit.
Cord gauge limits and current ratings
The receptacle accepts 12 to 6 AWG three-conductor cords such as SJT, ST, STO and similar types. Maximum ampacity drops with smaller wire: 50 amps on 6 AWG, 40 amps on 7/8 AWG, 30 amps on 9/10 AWG and 25 amps on 11/12 AWG. Cord outer diameter must not exceed 31.5 millimetres (1.24 inches). Compliance follows UL 498:2017 Ed.16+R:20Jun2024 and CSA C22.2#42:2010 Ed.7+U1 through U5.
Wiring and common installation issues
Terminal markings X, Y, Z, G and W guide correct line, neutral and ground connections. Strain reliefs must match the cable jacket to prevent pull-out. The turn-and-pull locking action requires firm engagement; incomplete insertion can cause overheating. Installers without NEMA 14-50R experience should consult a qualified electrician to verify circuit breaker sizing and wiring method.
Highlights
- ETL certified for safe 50A 125/250V connections
- Accepts 12–6 AWG cords for flexible wiring
- Nylon UL 94-V0 shell resists heat and flame
- Clear X, Y, Z, G, W terminal markings simplify installation
- Includes two strain reliefs for secure cord grip
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which wire gauge should I choose for a 50 A circuit?
Use 6 AWG cord for the full 50 A 125/250 V rating; 7/8 AWG supports 40 A, 9/10 AWG supports 30 A, and 11/12 AWG supports 25 A at the same voltage.
What does the 50 A 125/250 V rating mean when the connector is installed?
It delivers up to 50 amps at 125 volts on each hot leg or 250 volts across both legs, suitable for electric dryers, ranges or RV shore power.
What standard governs the NEMA 14-50R interface and what does it limit?
The connector meets UL 498 and CSA C22.2 No. 42, capping use at 50 A 125/250 V with a maximum cord diameter of 31.5 mm (1.24 in).
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