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 Can't Identify this Connector
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04/30/08 10:00 AM
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I'm trying to find the other half of this connector. If you can't read the plate,it says 323-N 3P 4@ 100A 600V. However, it sure looks like it only accepts 3 conductors plus ground. I don't know what this is and my electrical supplier has been "looking into it" for me for two days but no luck yet. Any info appreciated. ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/PC/MysteryPlug1.jpg) ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/PC/MysteryPlug2.jpg)
Last edited by pauluk; 05/08/08 07:18 AM. Reason: Images moved to ECN server
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Re: Can't Identify this Connector
[Re: maintenanceguy]
#177365
04/30/08 11:25 AM
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It looks like a predecessor to arktite by crouse hinds which is a cooper company now.Looks redundant
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Re: Can't Identify this Connector
[Re: dougwells]
#177368
04/30/08 11:41 AM
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... and is that a NEMA 1 box outside?
Mike Wescoatt
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Re: Can't Identify this Connector
[Re: Mike Wescoatt]
#177369
04/30/08 12:24 PM
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Arktite doesn't seem to have anything quite like it now. And the box is gasketed so I don't think it's a NEMA1...that is if the screw wasn't missing.
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Re: Can't Identify this Connector
[Re: maintenanceguy]
#177370
04/30/08 12:33 PM
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Start over wih the correct plug set and correct outdoor box
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Re: Can't Identify this Connector
[Re: LK]
#177374
04/30/08 12:54 PM
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Isn't that arrow we see someone's trademark ...Arrow-Hart, perhaps?
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Re: Can't Identify this Connector
[Re: renosteinke]
#177383
04/30/08 06:53 PM
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Is it by any chance a Russellstoll?
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The ultimate insult is to be replaced by a machine that does not work.............
Last edited by NORCAL; 04/30/08 06:57 PM. Reason: Correct spelling error.
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Re: Can't Identify this Connector
[Re: NORCAL]
#177444
05/02/08 08:37 PM
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I've a strange feeling that outlet isn't domestic... European maybe? Are there any listing agency markings on it?
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Re: Can't Identify this Connector
[Re: Lostazhell]
#177461
05/03/08 08:09 AM
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I have seen a lot of Russell Stoll and they all had round pins.
Are the screws metric? If they are SAE it is probably US.
Greg Fretwell
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Re: Can't Identify this Connector
[Re: gfretwell]
#177506
05/05/08 04:58 AM
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Not Continental I think, MAYBE British. No other country I know uses "AMP" rather than "A" for Ampere. Besides, 600V would be an odd rating, most stuff used for voltages up to 240/415V is only rated 500V and above the next atandard voltage is 400/690V.
What's the part the arrow is pointing towards? A screw? Or maybe the missing neutral pin?
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