Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Connects an electric range to a three-prong outlet with two 8-gauge and one 10-gauge wire, rated 40 A at 125/250 V over 6 ft, UL listed
This cord connects an electric range to a three-conductor power source. The centre conductor carries neutral while the outer conductors carry the two hot legs. It is rated for 40 amps at 125/250 volts and is intended for household cooking appliances that require a 3-prong connection.
The assembly measures six feet long and uses two 8-gauge wires plus one 10-gauge wire. The grey jacket is designed to resist kinking and protect the conductors from damage during installation and daily use. A moulded 3-prong plug fits standard range outlets and the cord carries a UL listing.
The cord only serves installations where a 3-prong 40 amp 125/250 volt receptacle is present. It cannot be used where a 4-prong outlet is required by current code or where the appliance demands a higher amperage. Builders needing a 4-wire connection or a different ampacity must select a different cord.
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The 3-prong plug carries two 125 V hot legs and a neutral, giving a maximum 250 V supply at 40 A for standard electric ranges.
The range must accept a three-wire connection with two 8-gauge hot wires and one 10-gauge neutral, plus clearance for a 6-foot cable run.
Remove the range access panel, connect the centre wire to the neutral terminal and the outer wires to the hot terminals, then reinstall the strain-relief clamp to secure the cable.
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