PowerPlug® Luminaire Disconnect, Model 102, 2-Wire, Box of 1,000
SKU: #203515
Part: #30-102
UPC: 783250640447
PowerPlug® Luminaire Disconnect, Model 102, 2-Wire, Box of 1,000
SKU: #203515
Part: #30-102
UPC: 783250640447
Total Price: $1.51 per each Sold in increments of 1000 each
Description
PowerPlug® Luminaire Disconnect, Model 102 - Electrical Connector for Lighting Solutions
The PowerPlug® Luminaire Disconnect Model 102 is designed for quick and safe disconnection of hot and neutral ballast wiring in new 1-ballast fixture installations and retrofits. Ideal for electrical distributors and switchgear suppliers, this connector utilizes patented IDEAL push-in technology to lock wires securely, reducing installation time and labor costs. It complies with NEC and CEC code changes for non-residential fluorescent luminaires and meets UL and CSA finger-probe safety requirements, enhancing safety during ballast replacement.
Specifications
- Application: For 1-Ballast Fixture New Installations and Retrofits
- Amperage Rating: 6 AMP
- Voltage Rating: 600 Volts Maximum
- Wire Range: Solid #12–#18 AWG; Stranded #12–#14 AWG (19 strands or less); Stranded Tin-Bonded #12–#14 AWG (19 strands or less); #16 AWG (26 strands or less); #18 AWG (16 strands or less)
- Material: Nylon Housing, Copper Alloy Contacts
- Color: Orange
- Dimensions: 15 in (Length) x 11 in (Width) x 6 in (Height)
- Product Weight: 0.0100 lbs
- Fits through 1/2-inch knockout
- Manufacturer Part #: 30-102
Features
- Patented push-in technology quickly locks wires in place for secure connections
- Safely disconnects hot and neutral ballast wiring to reduce electrical shock hazard
- Both connector halves meet UL and CSA finger-probe safety requirements
- Low-profile design suitable for retrofit or OEM lighting applications
- Color-coded ends: ballast side (white) and line side (orange) for easy identification
- Disconnect halves pull apart safely and easily without pulling on wires
- Accepts solid #18 AWG ballast wires and solid #12–#18 AWG line side wires
- Meets NEC and CEC code changes for non-residential fluorescent luminaires