Shopcorp 60 Amp NEMA 15-60P Male Plug, 250V 3 Phase, 3 Pole 4 Wire Grounding, ETL Listed

60 Amp NEMA 15-60P Plug for 250V Three-Phase Connections The Shopcorp 60 Amp NEMA 15-60P Plug is a heavy-duty male grounding plug designed for compatible 250VAC, three-phase electrical circuits. Its 3 pole, 4 wire grounding configuration provides terminals for three line conductors and one equipment grounding conductor. Rated at 60 amps, 250VAC, and 60Hz, this rewirable plug is marked for up to 15,000W and is intended to connect with a properly matched NEMA 15-60R receptacle. 3 Pole, 4 Wire Grounding Configuration The NEMA 15-60 configuration is designed for three-phase circuits using: X: Line conductor Y: Line conductor Z: Line conductor G: Equipment ground Unlike a 125/250V NEMA 14-series connection, this configuration does not use a neutral conductor. Confirm the equipment voltage, phase, receptacle pattern, conductor arrangement, and circuit protection before installation. Rewirable Plug with Angled Body and Integrated Grip The rewirable enclosure allows the plug to be terminated onto a compatible flexible cord for replacement, equipment setup, or custom industrial power connections. Its angled body supports practical cable routing, while the three integrated grip openings provide a more secure hand position during insertion and removal. Copper Wire and Heavy-Duty Cord Compatibility This NEMA 15-60P plug is intended for copper conductors only. Compatible conductor arrangements specified for the product include: 4 AWG, 4-conductor cable 4 AWG, 3-conductor cable plus one 8 AWG grounding conductor Compatible flexible cord types include S, SO, SOO, ST, STO, STOO, SOW, SOOW, STW, STOW, and STOOW, subject to the complete cable construction and applicable installation requirements. ETL Listed for Industrial Electrical Connections The plug is ETL Listed by Intertek and marked as conforming to UL 498 and certified to CSA C22.2 No. 42. Installation should be completed by a qualified electrician or trained electrical professional following local electrical codes, equipment requirements, and appropriate three-phase wiring practices.