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Features
Features
- Raintight
- Connect your generator to an exterior power outlet
- Maximum Power
- Compatable with most larger generators up to 12,500 watts
- Indoor/Outdoor Connection
- NEMA 3R design can be used indoors or outdoors
Specifications
Plugs
Product Specs
Voltage
120/240 Single-Phase
Frequency
60 Hertz
Rated Watts
12500 Watts
Rated Amps
50 Amps
Enclosure
NEMA 3R
Max Generator Input
50 Amps
Maximum Wattage
12500 Watts
UL Listed
Yes
Overview
Weight
2.5 Pounds
Made in USA
Yes
Consumer Warranty
2 Years
Product Length
6 Inches
Product Width
4 Inches
Product Height
3 Inches
UPC
851890000287
Plugs
CS6369 - 50-Amp Twistlock
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Features
Features
- Raintight
- Connect your generator to an exterior power outlet
- Maximum Power
- Compatable with most larger generators up to 12,500 watts
- Indoor/Outdoor Connection
- NEMA 3R design can be used indoors or outdoors
Specifications
Plugs
Product Specs
Voltage
120/240 Single-Phase
Frequency
60 Hertz
Rated Watts
12500 Watts
Rated Amps
50 Amps
Enclosure
NEMA 3R
Max Generator Input
50 Amps
Maximum Wattage
12500 Watts
UL Listed
Yes
Overview
Weight
2.5 Pounds
Made in USA
Yes
Consumer Warranty
2 Years
Product Length
6 Inches
Product Width
4 Inches
Product Height
3 Inches
UPC
851890000287
Plugs
CS6369 - 50-Amp Twistlock
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Product Specs
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Specifications
Plugs
Product Specs
Voltage
120/240 Single-Phase
Frequency
60 Hertz
Rated Watts
12500 Watts
Rated Amps
50 Amps
Enclosure
NEMA 3R
Max Generator Input
50 Amps
Maximum Wattage
12500 Watts
UL Listed
Yes
Overview
Weight
2.5 Pounds
Made in USA
Yes
Consumer Warranty
2 Years
Product Length
6 Inches
Product Width
4 Inches
Product Height
3 Inches
UPC
851890000287
Plugs
CS6369 - 50-Amp Twistlock
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Can this 50amp inlet box w/flip up lid be mounted sideways and still be a NEMA boc. If so, can you run conduit into what is now the top of the box and stil be UL listed?
Les Grzesik
from Illinois
September 03, 2013
Answer
Thank you for your inquiry!
The PB50 is designed to be installed in a vertical manner, any deviation from this would invalidate the UL listing. Being that the enclosure features overlapping metal lips, installation in a sideways configuration could potentially allow for moisture to infiltrate the enclosure posing significant hazards.
The PB50 is designed to be installed in a vertical manner, any deviation from this would invalidate the UL listing. Being that the enclosure features overlapping metal lips, installation in a sideways configuration could potentially allow for moisture to infiltrate the enclosure posing significant hazards.
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What size knockouts are on the box? Can I use 1 inch PVC conduit with this box?
LP
from New Jersey
May 21, 2013
Answer
Thank you for the inquiry!
The Reliance Controls inlet box, PB50 features three knock-out locations. These are fitted with 1/2" and 3/4" options. Unfortunately this box does not feature a 1" knockout.
The Reliance Controls inlet box, PB50 features three knock-out locations. These are fitted with 1/2" and 3/4" options. Unfortunately this box does not feature a 1" knockout.
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What is the largest, physical wire you can put in this plug?
(6ga, 6ga, 1oga. etc)
Delwayne Wright
from Missouri
July 11, 2012
Answer
Minimum size is #8 AWG and the Maximum size is #4 AWG.
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Hi Jim, I am looking at your Generac 15kw. The place of installment has a 200A service with a 50A/240V CB for the stove and a 20A/240V CB for the large door. I do not look forward to wiring a transfer switch inside as the layout is not good. Putting the switch next to the outside box makes more sense to me. What do you recommend? Do you sell a 200A switch without CBs? I do not know what the NEC states but it seems if all circuits already have CBs and as the generator has a CB, it would be safe. Only thing the owner will have to monitor what is on at once. Thanks for your help. Steve
Steve Deckard
from California
January 04, 2012
Answer
The proper switch for this application would be the Reliance Controls TWB2005DR. See link for details:
Reliance Controls TWB2005DR
Mounted between the meter and main for full panel control which is managed by the home owner.
Reliance Controls TWB2005DR
Mounted between the meter and main for full panel control which is managed by the home owner.
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Thinking about splicing this into the dryer line to hook up generator for power outage. What say you?
Steve Kreinbrink
from Michigan
March 05, 2011
Answer
This specific product is to be wired to a manual transfer switch and not to be used to back feed into your panel where you can injure a utility worker working on the line. Even though you may turn off the main breaker you are continually connected to the neutral in the panel.
Suppose some appliance you are running has a hot to ground fault. (Not hot to neutral.) Now the hot side is grounded putting your neutral at 120v. Don't depend on the neutral-ground bond in your panel; it depends on too many iffy connections and may not even be required in some jurisdictions. Now you have a hot neutral wire running to your transformer on the pole. Any other fault that connects one
of the hot leads of that transformer to ground puts 120v across the secondary (neutral), which puts anywhere from 4000 to 13,000 volts back along the high voltage lines feeding the transformer. So, the breaker in the generator or the breaker in your panel won't trip immediately.
Suppose some appliance you are running has a hot to ground fault. (Not hot to neutral.) Now the hot side is grounded putting your neutral at 120v. Don't depend on the neutral-ground bond in your panel; it depends on too many iffy connections and may not even be required in some jurisdictions. Now you have a hot neutral wire running to your transformer on the pole. Any other fault that connects one
of the hot leads of that transformer to ground puts 120v across the secondary (neutral), which puts anywhere from 4000 to 13,000 volts back along the high voltage lines feeding the transformer. So, the breaker in the generator or the breaker in your panel won't trip immediately.
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Is this product a 4 prong because the photo shows 3 prongs?
Tim
from New York
January 26, 2011
Answer
The inlet box actually has a 4th prong which is the center post and is the correct connection for a 50A cord.
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