| Circuit breaking plugs through 100 A rating may be disconnected under load 150 to 400 A units are for service disconnect use only |
| Receptacles accept only plugs of the same amperage rating, style and number of poles, making it impossible to mismate and provides for positive polarization |
| Extra wide electrical spacing allows for maximum safety |
| Insulator materials are the result of intensive testing, selection has been made based on highest dielectric strength, maximum mechanical and impact resistance, lowest moisture absorption and highest arc tracking resistance |
| A variety of installations is possible due to the availability of several types of back boxes |
| Designed to withstand rough usage and the effects of adverse environments |
| Designed to withstand rough usage and the effects of adverse environments |
| Arktite plug and receptacle interiors are interchangeable using a screwdriver, this makes it possible to feed a normally de-energized receptacle from an energized plug with usual Arktite safety, no energized contacts are exposed |
| 0.6 - 1.2 in cable diameter |
| 1 in to 3/4 in hub size |
| 10 - 6 AWG (building), 10 - 8 AWG (extra flex) |
| Pressure, crimp/solder terminal |
| Copper-free aluminum |
