| Energized receptacle contacts deeply recessed to reduce danger of accidental touching |
| Spring door keeps dust out of receptacle when plug is not in use, screw cap also supplied |
| Brass contacts exert constant pressure along entire contact surface and provide superior electrical contact |
| Contacts have beryllium copper wire springs |
| Plug mechanical cable clamps prevent strain on cables, they meet or exceed UL strain relief pull-out requirements |
| Neoprene bushing compressed by cable collar prevents entrance of water |
| Insulators provide superior dielectric and mechanical strength and lowest arc tracking |
| 1-1/2 in NPT tapped conduit openings, one top to bottom |
| 2 or 3 pole, non-fused motor circuit switch |
| EBR and DBR: Interlocked circuit breaker provides interlocked connect and disconnect operation as well as short circuit and thermal time delay overload protection |
| To operate, insert plug (which automatically locks into receptacle) and turn breaker handle to "on" position |
| To remove plug, turn handle to off position, lift plug release knob and pull plug out |
| ACP and CPH plug fits Powertite® series hazardous location EBR, EBRH and DBR receptacles |
| EBR, EBRH and DBR receptacles: copper-free aluminum receptacle and mounting box |
| copper-free aluminum housings CPH and ACP plugs |
| Insulating blocks: Fiberglass reinforced polyester |
| Epoxy powder coated receptacles, mounting boxes, cord connector housings and caps |
| Constructional feature spring door, non-fusible, grounding style-2, shell, extra pole |
| Constructional feature explosionproof and dust-ignitionproof |
| Shell and extra pole grounding style |
