LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD NEMA 6-30P/6-50P 30A/50A 250V Welder Plug Orange
Rewirable 30 A or 50 A 250 V welder plug with ETL listing and extra terminal for NEMA 6-30P or 6-50P configuration
- ETL listed for safe 30 A or 50 A 250 V welder connections
- Extra metal terminal lets you configure either NEMA 6-30P or 6-50P
- Rewirable design replaces worn plugs on compatible welding machines
- Accepts SO, ST, SE and other heavy-duty cable types
- Straight-blade male connector ensures secure fit in matching receptacles
Welder Power Plug 30A 50A
This LORDWORLD plug replaces the power connector on a welder machine. It is ETL listed for 250V AC service and ships with an extra metal pin terminal so the same body can be wired as either a NEMA 6-30P or a NEMA 6-50P plug. The orange housing identifies the device in a workshop.
Suits 30A or 50A Welder Leads
Welders who need a field-repairable plug rated for 30A or 50A at 250V will find this unit fits the requirement. The package includes the additional terminal needed to configure either blade pattern. Buyers who need a different NEMA configuration or a lower amperage rating should look at something else.
Compatible Cable Types
The terminal clamps accept a wide range of portable cord designs including SO, SOO, ST, STO, STOO, SOW, SOOW, STW, STOW, STOOW, SE, SEO, SEW, SEOW and SEOOW jacket types. This covers most common welding and heavy-duty service cables. Select the terminal that matches the amperage your machine draws.
Highlights
- ETL listed for safe 30 A or 50 A 250 V welder connections
- Extra metal terminal lets you configure either NEMA 6-30P or 6-50P
- Rewirable design replaces worn plugs on compatible welding machines
- Accepts SO, ST, SE and other heavy-duty cable types
- Straight-blade male connector ensures secure fit in matching receptacles
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I wire this plug as a NEMA 6-30P or a NEMA 6-50P for my welder?
The plug includes an extra metal terminal so you can configure it as either a NEMA 6-30P rated at 30A 250V or a NEMA 6-50P rated at 50A 250V, matching your welder's required inlet.
What does the 30A or 50A rating mean when I plug this into my welder circuit?
The rating shows the maximum continuous current the plug is ETL listed to carry at 250V; choose 30A for circuits protected at 30 amps or 50A for circuits protected at 50 amps.
Which NEMA standard does this plug follow and what cable types does it accept?
It follows the NEMA 6-30P and 6-50P straight-blade standard and accepts portable cord types SO, SOO, ST, STO, STOO, SOW, SOOW, STW, STOW, STOOW, SE, SEO, SEW, SEOW and SEOOW.
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