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Southwire 6532UGMX Mini X-Treme Box 30A UG Temporary Power Distribution, 8 Outlet
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Description
CEP 6532UGMX Includes
- (1) Power Distribution Box
CEP 6532UGMX Features
- 14 Ga. Steel endures for years of use
- Heavy-duty, impact & flame-resistant enclosure
- GFCI Protection includes open neutral, reverse phasing, & 240V shut-off with indicator light
- Outdoor and Indoor-Rated Options allow application based choices without extra cost
- GFCI meets UL 943 requirements with 4-6 milliamp trip level,
- 20-Amp, 30-Amp, and 50-Amp 125/250V 3 Pole 4 Wire
CEP 6532UGMX Specifications
| Amperage | 30A |
| Voltage | 125/250V |
| Outlet Type | U-Ground |
| Outlet Description | 30A Mini U-Ground |
| Power Inlet | 30A 125/250V L14-30P Male Plug |
| GFCI | Yes |
| Feed-Through | No |
| 3R Rated | No |
| Construction | Powder Coated Steel |
| Receptacles | NEMA 5-20 GFCI Protected Duplex, Split Across 2 Circuits |
| Rating | 30A Type 1 Indoor |
| Base | Mini with Feet |
| GFI Specs | 4-6 Milliamp Trip Level, CEP’s Portable Power Distribution Mini-Centers have been engineered utilizing the latest in GFCI technology, providing the user with the highest level of electrical safety. These compact power boxes are designed to plug into the 4–wire full power outlet on small generators. By utilizing this outlet, the user maximizes the output of his unit while also provided with 2 separate 20 amp 125V GFCI protected circuits. Each circuit has its own breaker and GFCI device offering for outlets per circuit. These units are available with either 20 amp 125/250V or 30 amp 125/250V input plugs. Check your generator for the proper device. These GFCI modules give the user not only ground fault protection, but also open neutral and reverse phasing protection. They are listed to U.L. 1640 Standards for Portable Power Distribution and designed to stand up to the toughest of jobsite conditions. Each unit has been carefully assembled to provide the ultimate in electrical safety as well as meeting current OSHA standards. Now helps you comply with the New NEC 2017 Rule for Portable Generators up to 15kw, which requires GFCI protection on the 125/250V outlet. |
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