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    Plug Receptacle Chart

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    The document discusses input plugs and output receptacles for UPS devices. It notes that UPS devices under 1500VA can use standard household plugs, while higher powered UPS often require special plugs or hardwiring. It includes a chart showing common plug and receptacle types used with UPS devices to help identify compatible connections. Specialized plugs are needed to ensure safety and proper power delivery for higher wattage UPS systems.

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    The document discusses input plugs and output receptacles for UPS devices. It notes that UPS devices under 1500VA can use standard household plugs, while higher powered UPS often require special plugs or hardwiring. It includes a chart showing common plug and receptacle types used with UPS devices to help identify compatible connections. Specialized plugs are needed to ensure safety and proper power delivery for higher wattage UPS systems.

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    The document discusses input plugs and output receptacles for UPS devices. It notes that UPS devices under 1500VA can use standard household plugs, while higher powered UPS often require special plugs or hardwiring. It includes a chart showing common plug and receptacle types used with UPS devices to help identify compatible connections. Specialized plugs are needed to ensure safety and proper power delivery for higher wattage UPS systems.

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    Input plugs and

    output receptacles
    When your customer receives a UPS, Input Plug and Output Receptacle Chart
    they should be able to plug it in right
    away. If a customer receives a UPS and 5-15R 5-15P 5-20R 5-20P
    can’t plug it into the wall socket, or can’t
    plug their equipment into the UPS,
    you’ve got a problem.
    Any UPS with a rating of 1500 VA or below
    can be plugged into a standard household
    receptacle/socket. UPS models with ratings L5-30R L5-30P 6-15R 6-15P
    higher than 1500 VA use input plugs that
    cannot be plugged directly into a standard
    receptacle. Many higher rated UPSs (above
    1500 VA) may also be hardwired directly into
    the electrical distribution panel at the instal-
    lation location. This procedure should only
    be done by a licensed electrician. L6-20R L6-20P L5-20R L5-20P

    Many UPS models offer a fixed set of input


    and output receptacles. Other UPS models
    can be configured with a custom set of
    input and output connections.
    For reference we have included the IEC-320-C13 (female) IEC-320-C14 (male) IEC-320-C19 (female) IEC-320-C20 (male)
    following chart to help you visually confirm
    input and output plug/receptacle options.

    L14-30R L14-30P IEC-309, 16A IEC-309, 32A

    * 5-15P can plug into 5-20R L6-30R L6-30P Terminal Block (Hardwired)

    R= Receptacle, P = Plug, L = Locking


    For the number before the hyphen:
    5 = 125V, two-pole, three-wire (grounded)
    6 = 250V, two-pole, three-wire (grounded)
    14 = 125/250V, three-pole, four-wire (grounded)
    The number after the hyphen indicates the amperage.
    For example, the L5-30R is a 30A receptacle.

    10 eaton corporation Power Quality

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