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Extra-Hard Use (EHU) Angled Devices - Plug, Black and White

PS5266SSAN Pass and Seymour

Straight Blade Plug 2-Pole 3-Wire 15A 125V Angle

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Features

Angle plugs and adapters both allow for 4-position face rotation.
Tri-drive assembly and cord-grip screws are standard on all angle adapters.
Angle adapter (sold separately as catalog number EHU15AN) will accommodate all Pass & Seymour EHU-style Straight Blade plugs and connectors on a retrofit basis. Simply remove the straight handle body from the plug or connector face assembly, and replace with the angle adapter.
For covering patents, see www.legrand.us/patents.

Specifications

General Info

Product Line	Pass & Seymour
Color	Black
UPC Number	785007236873
Country Of Origin	Mexico
Standard	UL 498, FEDSPEC

Dimensions

Product Width US	1.53 in
Product Depth US	1.35 in
Product Height US	2.13 in

Listing Agencies / 3rd Party Agencies

cULus ListingNumber	146159
cULus Listed	Yes

Technical Information

Connection	Wire Grounding
Number of Wires	3
Amperage	15 A
Number of Poles	Double Pole
Wire Size	4

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Why do you STILL need to have abrupt 90 degree turn in conductors? Why can't the wires connect in a straight line up from the bottom & have the 90 degree bend be in the attachment of pinch connector?

Asked by: inspectorbickle

It would make more sense to have the screws on the bottom of the separator with wire entry on the side but this would be a major redesign for the blades and separator and it would also limit the ability to rotate the plug body assembly. Plug would be locked in one position. The angle cap design allows the plug to be rotated to 1 of 4 positions depending on customer needs

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2022-10-05

Extra-Hard Use (EHU) Angled Devices - Plug, Black and White

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Why do you STILL need to have abrupt 90 degree turn in conductors? Why can't the wires connect in a straight line up from the bottom &amp; have the 90 degree bend be in the attachment of pinch connector?

Why do you STILL need to have abrupt 90 degree turn in conductors? Why can't the wires connect in a straight line up from the bottom & have the 90 degree bend be in the attachment of pinch connector?