This AC WORKS® brand inlet wiring device [CS6375] is a heavy-duty power input connection device. It is used for an industrial and commercial grade flange inlet. This inlet works with 6 AWG (American Wire Gauge) copper wire and is commonly used for residential, transfer switches, and cabins. Included in your purchase is a 1-year limited warranty.

CS6375

Note: 10 Gauge is for 30 Amp, 8 Gauge is for 40 Amp, and 6 Gauge is for 50 Amp. - Residential, Transfer Switch, and Cabin Power Inlet

- 50 Amp, 125/250 Volt Inlet

- CS6375/ SS2-50P Locking Power Inlet

- UL & cUL Certified

- 1 Year Limited Warranty

 

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