Leviton® 279-S00 Shallow Single Straight Blade Receptacle, 125/250 V AC, 50 A, 3 Poles, 4 Wires, Black
Built of durable thermoplastic, Leviton® power receptacles - come equipped with heavy gauge, double wire copper alloy contacts. To ensure correct and speedy wiring, terminals have ID markings. Flush mount receptacles fit Leviton® wide range of 2.15- diameter wallplates and mounting hardware is included.
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BrandLeviton®
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UPC078477695302
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Manufacturer Part Number279-S00
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CountryUSA
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Temperature Rating-40 to 60 deg C
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Terminal TypeSide Wire
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MaterialThermoplastic
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ColorBlack
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TypeShallow Single
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GradeIndustrial
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NEMA RatingNEMA 14-50R
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Voltage Rating125/250 V AC
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Amperage Rating50 A
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Horsepower7-1/2 hp
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Number of Poles3
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Dimensions3.75 in H x 2.42 in W x 1.57 in D
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Number of Wires4
| Competitor Name | Cross-Reference Number |
|---|---|
| Grainger | 792TC1 |
| 524336 |
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Alternative Part Number13905864
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UNSPSC39121406
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IDEA Index ID13905864
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Package DescriptionEACH
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Standards/ApprovalsUL498
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Warranty10 Years Limited
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Specification Sheet
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Instruction/Installation Manual
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Line Drawing
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Leviton® 279-S00 Shallow Single Straight Blade Receptacle, 125/250 V AC, 50 A, 3 Poles, 4 Wires, Black
Built of durable thermoplastic, Leviton® power receptacles - come equipped with heavy gauge, double wire copper alloy contacts. To ensure correct and speedy wiring, terminals have ID markings. Flush mount receptacles fit Leviton® wide range of 2.15- diameter wallplates and mounting hardware is included.
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