TORK nsi
TORK nsi 2224 Photocontrol Receptacle 120-480VAC 15A
A photocontrol receptacle rated 120-480V AC and 15A with three colour-coded 12-inch 14 AWG leads and a pole-mounting bracket included
- Wide voltage range 120 to 480V AC suits many installations
- 15 A rating supports standard lighting circuits
- Three colour-coded 12 in 14 AWG leads simplify wiring
- Mounts on 1/2 in conduit or wall with supplied bracket
- Compact 2.57 in outside diameter fits tight enclosures
Purpose and fit
The TORK nsi 2224 photocontrol receptacle accepts turn-lock photocontrols for dusk-to-dawn lighting circuits. It operates across a 120 to 480V AC range at 15 A, suiting commercial and industrial outdoor installations. Electricians and maintenance crews use it to automate street, area and parking-lot fixtures.
Build and connections
A supplied mounting bracket secures the unit to half-inch conduit or directly to a wall. Three colour-coded 12-inch leads of 14 AWG wire extend from the body for quick termination. The housing measures 2.57 inches in outside diameter and 1.53 inches in overall height.
Thermals and power
The receptacle carries up to 15 A continuously within its rated voltage span. No active cooling is required and the device adds no audible noise to the installation. Power draw is limited to the connected photocontrol and load.
Highlights
- Wide voltage range 120 to 480V AC suits many installations
- 15 A rating supports standard lighting circuits
- Three colour-coded 12 in 14 AWG leads simplify wiring
- Mounts on 1/2 in conduit or wall with supplied bracket
- Compact 2.57 in outside diameter fits tight enclosures
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What voltage range does the 120-480V AC receptacle support in practice?
The receptacle is rated for continuous operation from 120 V AC up to 480 V AC at 15 A.
What conduit size and mounting hardware are required for the 2.57 in outside diameter unit?
It mounts on 1/2 in conduit or a wall using the supplied pole-mounting bracket and mounting screw.
How are the three 12 in 14 AWG leads connected during installation, and what step is often missed?
Match each colour-coded lead to the corresponding circuit wire; the step often missed is securing the bracket before wiring.
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