Dayton 13E670 AC line switch kit for models 13E650 13E651 13E654 13E655
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Pass & Seymour
A 6 A, 125 V non-polarised straight-blade plug with insulation-piercing terminals for 18-2 SPT-1 cord
The Pass & Seymour 2601BPCC10 is a brown, non-polarised plug rated at 6 A and 125 V. It accepts 18-2 SPT-1 cord and uses insulation-piercing terminals for quick assembly. The blister pack contains ten plugs for residential or light-commercial wiring tasks.
The insulation-piercing terminals maintain a gas-tight connection without stripping the conductor, reducing resistance rise during sustained current flow. This design limits temperature increase when the plug carries its rated 6 A over extended periods, providing reliable performance for lamps, appliances and similar constant-draw devices.
| Brand | PASS & SEYMOUR |
|---|---|
| Type | Others |
The 2601BPCC10 plug is a passive connector with no moving parts or electronics, so it produces no noise and negligible heat during continuous use.
The terminals are designed for 18-2 SPT1 cord, so you need that exact cable type for a proper connection.
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