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Meltric Industrial Plugs and Receptacles - Update your Plugs & Receptacles to Ensure Arc Flash Protection & NFPA 70E Compliance! Meltric makes it easy. Replace existing plugs & receptacles with Meltric's Decontactor Series switch rated plugs & receptacles to simplify NFPA 70E compliance.

Meltric manufactures a complete, high-tech line of power plugs, receptacles, connectors, including multipins that are U.L. approved, and horsepower rated to connect and disconnect under load from 20 amps to 600 amps up to 600 volts without a mechanical interlock required. The non-fused disconnect switch, using a pressure contact technology with a proven track record for safety and reliability--similar to that of heavy duty switchgear, has a world wide patent. They are offered in watertight configurations, with all units meeting NEC requirements for lockout/tagout. This design takes safety to a new and higher level versus the soon-to-be outdated pin / sleeve and twist-lock technology. Meltric products are safe, simple, switch rated & cost effective too!

Switch ratings ensure safe load breaking/making - even in overload situations.

Dead front construction prevents exposure to live parts and arc flash hazards.

Separation of the plug & receptacle provides verification of de-energization.

Plug & play simplicity allows any qualified employee to quickly connect and disconnect electrical equipment.

Lockout provisions facilitate easy compliance with lockout/tagout requirements

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Plugs, Receptacles, Inlets, and Connectors

DSN Decontactor Series
20 - 60 AMPS
Heavy duty, watertight (NEMA 4X, IP67), and non-metallic range of plugs,
receptacles, inlets, and connectors - switch and horsepower rated for resistive and inductive loads

DS Decontactor Series
20 - 200 AMPS
Heavy duty, watertight (NEMA 3R to 4X, IP44, IP67), metallic and non-metallic
range of plugs, receptacles, inlets, and connectors - switch and/or horsepower rated for resistive and inductive loads

DB Decontactor Series
30 - 100 AMPS
Heavy duty metallic range of watertight (IP67) plugs, receptacles, inlets,
and connectors - switch and horsepower rated (10 - 60 H.P.) for resistive and inductive loads

PN Series
15 - 30 AMPS
Small, compact, metallic and non-metallic industrial and commercial use
plugs, receptacles, inlets, and connectors - circuit breaking type for load making and breaking

DR Series
30 - 250 AMPS
Heavy duty, metallic and non-metallic plugs, receptacles, inlets,
and connectors - disconnect service only - not for current interrupting,
but has all the other safety features of the DS & DSR ranges

Multipin Series
Multipin Series includes the following series, DN, DR, DS, DSN, and PN series
5 - 150 AMPS
6 - 37 pins, metallic and non-metallic, heavy duty, circuit making
and breaking, plugs, receptacles, inlets, and connectors - designed
for 10,000 minimum plug and unplug cycles either on or off load

PFQ / PF Series
300 - 600 AMPS
Very heavy duty, watertight (IP67), metallic plugs, receptacles,
inlets, and connectors - mechanically interlocked pilot pins and safety
shutters for safe and easy operations

DX Series
20 - 100 AMPS
Class I Div 1 & Div 2, Class II Div 1 & Div 2, hazardous location, plugs,
receptacles, inlets, and connectors - IEC rated for Zone 1

DXN Series
20, 30,& 60 AMPS
NEMA 4X and IP67 watertight seal Class I Div 1 & Div 2, Class II Div 1 & Div 2, hazardous location, plugs, receptacles, inlets, and connectors - IEC rated for Zone 1

WS: Single Pole
200 - 1000 AMPS
Single pole connectors and plugs for welding and other
applications requiring single line feeds

LC: Battery Connectors
50 - 200 AMPS
Inlets and connectors for battery charging and battery interconnect -
lever type operation for ease of use and positive connection

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