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Features:<ul style=Margin-top:0px; padding-top: 5px; padding-bottom: 5px;> </li><li> UL Listed and CSA certified.
</li><li> New version dome connector back shell. Works as an external strain relief. Screw less back shell, less labor intensive, faster and safer installation.
</li><li> Recessed female contacts – finger recessed to prevent touching.
</li><li> Terminal identification – ground, neutral, phase – clearly marked.
</li><li> Color coded by voltage-easy match-no errors.
</li><li> Ground termination is positioned higher allowing for cable slack.
</li><li> Solid brass pins. Low contact resistance high conductivity. Long lasting, reliable electrical contact.
</li><li> Split contact sleeve with nickel plated steel springs. Provides optimum insertion/withdraw force and constant contact pressure liability. Also provides a wiping action (when disconnected) to clean terminals from oxidation build up.
</li><li> Double terminal screws on "All" amperage devices.
</li><li> Ground "First to mate – Last to break" no shock safety.
</li><li> Arc flash protection if disconnected under-load all pins Male & Female are always completely covered.</li></ul>

Walther Electric 330, Female Connector, 30/32A, 5P, 400Vac,6 Hr,IP44, With Dome Connector Back Shell

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