Ecmweb 2896 Ideal Powerplug 182
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Category Winner: Connectors & Terminating Devices

April 1, 2009
Luminaire Disconnect Designed for use with 18AWG solid wires, the PowerPlug push-in disconnect meets both the Canadian Electrical Code 30-308(4) and 2008 National Electrical Code 410.10(G) for nonresidential fluorescent luminaires with ballasts. ...
Ecmweb Com Product Year 2009 Ideal Power Plug 182

Luminaire Disconnect

Designed for use with 18AWG solid wires, the PowerPlug push-in disconnect meets both the Canadian Electrical Code 30-308(4) and 2008 National Electrical Code 410.10(G) for nonresidential fluorescent luminaires with ballasts. Targeting the retrofit market, the 2-wire 182 and 3-wire 183 models are both rated for 120V/3A applications and temperatures up to 105°C (221°F) with a UL 94V-0 flammability rating. In addition, both models are manufactured to fit through a standard ½-in. knockout.

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