Can I replace the NEMA 5-15 plug with a NEMA 6-50 one?
2084821
You can probably just order it with any plug you want. EVI can also to extra long cord lengths too.
2084822
More... But best plan is to contact EVI directly. They can set you up with one exactly the way you want it.
666736
I can't help you on this one. The unit was bought for work and I retired over a year ago so I don't have access to it. If you compare voltages between this and the original, as well as polarity and size of the plug, you should be able to figure it out.
405213
Yes, this wall adapter has a standard NEMA 5-15 plug, which has two flat parallel blades and a grounding blade.
852032
The cable I Have has nema L14-30P male plug and L14-30c female connector that I received . I think the L14-20 is a miss print .also 30 is amps and 20 is amps the L14 is four prong
1779955
Yes if they are both say... 6 30p (plug) and a 6 30r (recepticle). See https://www.frentzandsons.com/Hardware%20References/plugandreceptacleconfiguratio.htm
1975786
Most likely, but you might have to splice the wires because the plugs are different.
1748865
I do not know. I have a 4. I will try to find someone with a 5 to see if one of the plugs matches and edit my review.
1845948
Yes, but only half your camper would be powered. Campers with 50amp plus is really 2 times 25amps with half the stuff connected to each. If you have 2 airs one will work. I have the plug above - only been able to use it a few rare times. Most parks that have a 30 and 15/20 the standard 15 has gfi - ground fault - that makes this plug useless. In places where you find 2 30's with in range - with an adaptor - this plug very useful.
1308603
It's up to what plug you are using. If you use traditional 120V, it will work as Level 1. If you use a plug for 240V, it will work as Level 2. If 120V plug is installed by default, you can buy a 240V plug from home depot and install by yourself. I am using NEMA L14-30.
1695626
I assume one of the prongs is a bit larger (more square)? That is the modern polarity plug and sometimes they will not fit into old outlets. A couple-dollar adapter bought at any hardware store will cure your problem (take fixture with you so hardware store people know what you are talking about) or, you can update the outlet in your home that you want to use, with a new design outlet (not easy for untrained person to do and could be dangerous to try by yourself).
1915027
Laurie, It might. Are you sure you have the model number exactly right, or did you omit a 6?Go to YouTube and do a search on your TV and capacitor and you may get some specific instructions on what to look for.
97263
This power cord is made of three 10AWG conductors so it should fit the Nema 10-30 but it seems wasteful to do it this way. Can you not find 50ft of bulk 10AWG 3 conductor cable and install the 10-30's on that?
2187935
You could try a local electronics shop and try match the plug, voltage, polarity, and get within close range of the amperage of the original. They aren't proprietary, so it's possible.
1982635
That cord kit should work. Only difference between the 15, 20, and 30amp kits is the shape of plug for each receptacle configuration. Install instructions are here. http://products.geappliances.com/MarketingObjectRetrieval/Dispatcher?RequestType=PDF&Name;=49-7612-3_EN.PDF
1141901
You never know for sure. I suggest saving your existing unit so you can cannibalize the plug and splice it onto the new unit if necessary. Be sure you maintain the tip as positive.
2132008
Why would you need a 50 amp cord for a 6.5 amp appliance?Technically an "Extension cord" is never considered "permanent" as far as the electric codes go etc. etc. but leaving a cord always connected really makes no difference than unplugging it daily- who cares right?Good luck :-) When in doubt call your local electrician; they are always happy to help and give the most correct information for your area-Cheers!
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The only information that I have is: PLUG/OUTLETS: Input: NEMA5-15P/Output: 10 NEMA5-15R/8-ft. AC line cord, ELECTRICAL: 120V AC, 50/60Hz, 15A (Requires NEMA5-15R,wall receptacle), FORMAT: Corded multi-outlet strip with 5 transformer-spaced outlet, SUPPRESSION: AC: 150V RMS Clamping/3345 joules/400V UL1449 3rd Edition.Hope this helps in some manner.