LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD NEMA L7-15R Twist Lock Female Receptacle 15A 277V Orange
A twist-lock female receptacle rated 15A 277V with ETL certification, fire-resistant nylon housing, solid copper contacts, and screw terminals for 10–18AWG cords
- Twist-lock T-shaped cavity prevents accidental unplugging on 277V circuits
- ETL certified to UL498 and CSA C22.2#42 for 15A safety compliance
- UL94-V0 nylon housing with solid copper terminals resists fire and heat
- Screw terminals accept 10–18AWG cords for DIY rewiring without cable waste
- Rated 15A at 10–14AWG, 13A at 15–16AWG, 10A at 17–18AWG
Industrial Twist-Lock Receptacle
The LORDWORLD NEMA L7-15R is a 15A 277V female receptacle built for industrial power connections. Its T-shaped cavity accepts only matching NEMA L7-15P plugs and locks with a quarter-turn to prevent accidental disconnection under load.
Suits high-voltage generator and machinery wiring
Electricians and maintenance teams wiring 277V generators, construction equipment or workshop tools will appreciate the ETL certification to UL498 and CSA C22.2#42. Installers needing a different voltage rating, amperage or blade configuration must select an alternative NEMA device.
Rewireable screw terminals for 10–18AWG cord
The split terminal block accepts 3-core SJT, SVT, STO or SJTW cable from 10 to 18AWG, with current ratings of 15A at 1014AWG, 13A at 1516AWG and 10A at 1718AWG. Marked X, Y, Z, G and W terminals speed compliant wiring, while the UL94-V0 nylon housing and solid copper contacts resist heat and impact in harsh environments.
Highlights
- Twist-lock T-shaped cavity prevents accidental unplugging on 277V circuits
- ETL certified to UL498 and CSA C22.2#42 for 15A safety compliance
- UL94-V0 nylon housing with solid copper terminals resists fire and heat
- Screw terminals accept 10–18AWG cords for DIY rewiring without cable waste
- Rated 15A at 10–14AWG, 13A at 15–16AWG, 10A at 17–18AWG
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What male plug must I already have for this NEMA L7-15R receptacle to work?
It requires a NEMA L7-15P male plug; the T-shaped inner cavity only accepts that specific blade configuration.
Will my existing 14 AWG SJT cord work with the screw terminals?
Yes, the split screw-terminal design accepts 10–18 AWG 3-core SJT/SVT/STO/SJTW cords; 14 AWG falls in the 13 A (1516 AWG) load band.
How can I verify the receptacle is wired correctly after installation?
Check that terminals X, Y, Z, G and W match the standard wiring diagram for 277 V service and confirm the twist-lock action engages fully with an L7-15P plug.
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