Dayton 13E670 AC line switch kit for models 13E650 13E651 13E654 13E655
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Pass & Seymour
A 20 A 125 V white armoured connector with NEMA 5-20R configuration and automatically grounded housing
This Pass & Seymour armored connector delivers a 20A 125V NEMA 5-20R receptacle in a white housing. The armored construction provides durability for demanding electrical and industrial wire applications. An automatically grounded housing simplifies installation and supports safety compliance.
Installers needing a rugged, grounded 20A 125V connector with NEMA 5-20R configuration will find this model appropriate. Buyers who require a different amperage rating, voltage, or NEMA configuration should look at other options. Those needing a plug instead of a connector body must select a matching plug separately.
| Brand | PASS & SEYMOUR |
|---|---|
| Type | Others |
The NEMA 5-20R receptacle is rated for 20 A at 125 V, matching standard 20 A straight-blade plugs.
The housing is automatically grounded through its mounting design; verify continuity between the housing and the grounding terminal with a multimeter after installation.
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