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Parallel Plug and Receptacle, 50 Amp

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$12.97 $19.95 In stock

Category: 12542

Our 50 amp parallel plug, also known as a dryer plug, works with 208, 220, or 250 volts. The prongs on the plug look like a big, 100 volt plug, and can often be found in newer buildings.

NEMA 6-30P/6-50P.



Plug and receptacle sold separately.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Julian W. ★★★★★

The prongs fit my old dryer outlet perfectly, no wobble at all once it clicked in. Running it at 220 volts and it's stayed cool after a few loads. Solid connection for the price.

Ellie ★★★★★

Rewired my garage outlet for a 240V compressor and this 50 amp plug seated firmly with no wobble on the prongs. The 6-30P configuration matched my existing receptacle perfectly.

Isabella ★★★★★

Swapped out the old 3-prong dryer cord for this 50 amp plug and it fit the 220 outlet in my garage without any wobble. The prongs are thick and seat firmly, which is exactly what I wanted for a welder drawing heavy current.