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Arktite heavy duty circuit breaking plugs and receptacles Industrial heavy duty Non-hazardous areas

NEMA 4 Watertight

Applications:

Arktite® circuit breaking plugs and receptacles are used:

• To supply power to portable electrically operated devices such as motor generator sets, compressors, heating and cooling units, welders, conveyors, lighting systems and similar equipment

• Where temporary power is needed, such as at trailers, building units, heavy machinery and similar equipment

• Wherever electrical loads must be quickly disconnected from power source

• In a typical installation, where a large machine utilizes a number of electrical motor drives and for ease of adjustment, removal, maintenance and replacement, each motor is connected by portable cord and Arktite receptacles rather than permanently wired

• In areas where dust, dirt, moisture and corrosion are a problem

• Indoors and outdoors in non-hazardous areas of chemical plants, process industry facilities, meat packing plants, manufacturing plants and similar industrial locations

Features:

• Circuit breaking – plugs through 100 ampere rating may be disconnected under load; 150-400 ampere units are for service disconnect use only

• Receptacles accept only plugs of the same amperage rating, style and number of poles, making it impossible to mismate, and provides for positive polarization

• Extra wide electrical spacing allows for maximum safety

• Insulator materials are the result of intensive testing; selection has been made based on highest dielectric strength, maximum mechanical and impact resistance, lowest moisture absorption and highest arc tracking resistance

• A variety of installations is possible due to the availability of several types of back boxes

• Designed to withstand rough usage and the effects of adverse environments

• Reversible interiors – 30, 60 and 100 ampere (except 30 and 60 ampere, 5-pole); Arktite plug and receptacle interiors are interchangeable using a screwdriver, making it possible to feed a normally de-energized receptacle from an energized plug with usual Arktite safety;

no energized contacts are exposed

Certifications and compliances:

• UL standards: 1203A, 1682, 1686

• CSA standard: C22.2 No. 182.1

• CE (LVD) 2006/95/EECB

AAPJ and NPJ plugs only.

BExcludes 200A and 400A APR connectors.

Split pin contact design:

• Provides nearly 360° of contact at every insertion, ensuring protection against heat rise and eliminating arcing on critical surfaces

• Continuous contact over length and circumference of mated pins provides superior safety and long-term performance

• Self-wiping at every insertion to prevent environmental contamination build-up

Combination drive stainless steel hardware

• Increases ease of installation by allowing for more than one option for installation tools

• Stainless steel external hardware eliminates corrosion on critical components and extends product life

Insulator assemblies

• Unimpeded, easy access phase and ground terminals make wire termination quick and easy

• Lug screws secured with tape to prevent them from vibrating loose and falling out during shipping

Combination slot and hex mechanical lugsC

• Increases ease of installation by allowing for more than one option for installation tools

• Hex head allows for easy achievement of specified torque value

Receptacle cover

• Automatic weatherproof seal every time plug is disengaged

• Field replaceable design allows for new cover to be threaded on quickly and easily

Arktite advantage features:

Internal plug safety insulator

• Plastic barrier between insulator body and metal housing minimizes risk of energizing handle body due to stray conductor strands

• Increases creepage and clearance protection

CE marked

• Offers a borderless solution with no additional inspection or documentation required for approval

Lockout plug

• Allows users to comply with OSHA lockout/ tagout requirements

• Ensures plug cannot be inserted into receptacle when maintenance is being performed downstream of power supply

Tri-Lock cable grip

• Three-piece design equally distributes grip around perimeter of cable

• Cable jacket does not get pinched, eliminating potential for damage to internal conductors

• Captive screws allow maximum extension of cord grip without risk of loose components

Sure-Seal cable gland

• Two gasket sizes fit entire cable range, reducing risk of improper assembly

• Gasket ratches into Tri-Lock cable grip to provide environmental protection in high vibration areas

The additional features below are called out in the illustration on this page:

The ground contact is bonded to the receptacle housing (Style 2).

Unimpeded, easy access phase and ground terminals make wire termination quick and easy.

Grounding contacts that make first and break last in the unlikely event of keyway failure.

An arc formed when the plug is being removed is instantly snuffed in the deep confined insulated arcing chamber.

A detent spring forms a parallel grounding path through the metallic plug sleeve and receptacle housing and is the first contact to make and the last to break.

The plug sleeve is keyed to the receptacle to prevent mispolarization.

The gasketing system provides unsurpassed watertight integrity (NEMA 4).

All aluminum Uni-Shell™ construction provides superior strength in abusive environments.

The Tri-Lock™ cable grip has three-piece design that equally distributes gripping power around perimeter of cable. Cord jacket does not get pinched, eliminating potential for damage to both internal conductors and external cable jacket.

Cable grip is located inside plug housing, eliminating corrosion of vital hardware and making plug maintenance easy.

The unique Sure-Seal™ cable gland has two gasket sizes which fit entire range of cable diameters, reducing risk of improper assembly. The gasket ratchets into the Tri- Lock cable grip to prevent plug from turning or loosening in high vibration areas.

Wrenching surfaces make Arktite plugs quick and easy to assemble.

Smooth and contoured design of plug housing eliminates occurrence of cable grip snagging or breaking off. Tri-Lock screws are captive so cable grip cannot come apart during assembly. Prevents critical screws from getting lost during installation.

Plastic sleeve between insulator body and housing minimizes possibility of electrical shock in event of ground failure. Increases creepage and clearance protection.

Plug housing

• Smooth design eliminates occurrence of cable grip snagging or breaking off

• Houses Tri-Lock cable grip to eliminate corrosion of vital hardware and increase ease of maintenance

C60, 100 and 150A offering.

Arktite heavy duty circuit breaking plugs and receptacles Industrial heavy duty Non-hazardous areas

Grounding – Style 1 vs. Style 2:

Eaton’s Crouse-Hinds series Arktite devices utilize two methods, or styles, for completing the grounding circuit in plugs and receptacles. NEC reference 250.138 (A) and (B).

Style 1 – metallic A Style 1 plug is one in which the grounding conductor in the flexible cable is bonded to the plug sleeve by a pressure connector. A Style 1 receptacle is one which is grounded by virtue of the fact that it is an integral part of a grounded conduit system. On insertion, the plug sleeve makes contact with detent springs of the grounded receptacle housing before line and load poles engage, and on withdrawal, remains in contact until after line and load poles disengage. Therefore, exposed metal parts of the portable equipment or plug are suitably grounded.

Style 1 ground conductor attaches to shell

Style 2 – metallic A Style 2 metallic housing plug is one in which the grounding conductor in the flexible cable is bonded to the extra (grounding) pole and metal plug sleeve by a pressure connector. A Style 2 metallic housing receptacle is one in which the extra (grounding) pole is electrically connected to the equipment grounding conductor and the metal receptacle housing which itself is grounded by virtue of the fact that it is an integral part of a grounded conduit system. In Style 2 non-metallic housing plugs and receptacles, the extra pole is used for grounding since the housings are non-conductive.

Metal shelled type

Style 2 ground conductor attaches to contact, which is bonded to shell

Style 2 – non-metallic In a Style 2 receptacle, the grounding connection is made before line and load poles engage, and is broken after the line load poles disengage. Furthermore, upon insertion, the plug sleeve of metal shelled units makes contact with detent springs of the grounded receptacle housing before line and load poles engage, and on withdrawal, remains in contact until after line and load poles disengage. Therefore, exposed metal parts of the portable equipment or plug are suitably grounded.

Made of non-metallic Krydon material

D150A, 200A and 400A rated units are for service disconnect use only.

The mating plug has a cast groove located on the outside of the plug sleeve.

This groove lines up with the raised rib.

Arktite receptacles have a cast raised rib located inside the receptacle sleeve.

The location of the rib is in a specific relationship to the receptacle insulator that houses the contacts.

Standard materials:

• Metallic receptacle housings, plug and cord connector bodies – high impact strength copper-free aluminum

• Non-metallic receptacles, plugs and cord connectors – Krydon fiberglass-reinforced polyester

• Back boxes (20, 30, 60, 100, 150, 200 amperes) – cast aluminum; 400 amperes – Feraloy iron alloy

• Insulation (metallic products) (2-, 3-, 4-pole) 30, 60, 100, 200, 400 amperes

– fiberglass-reinforced polyester; 20, 30 amperes (5-pole) – melamine

• Contacts: pressure, solder, binding screw

– brass; crimp/solder 20, 30, 60, 100 amperes – leaded red brass; crimp/solder 150, 200, 400 amperes – telurium copper

Standard finishes:

• Feraloy – electrogalvanized and aluminum acrylic paint

• Aluminum – natural

• Krydon fiberglass-reinforced polyester – gray

• Fiberglass-reinforced polyester insulation –

(red)

• Melamine – natural (brown)

• Brass – natural

• Leaded red brass – electro-tin-plate

Accessories:

• Accessories include a variety of angle adapters, panel adapters and back boxes for Arktite receptacles (see pages 697-700)

• Included throughout Section 1P are wire mesh cable grips and protective caps for Arktite plugs

Typical installation

Options:

Description Suffix

• Reverse service ................................... S22 Receptacle assembled with plug interior

(exposed contacts); plug assembled with receptacle interior (recessed contacts)

For applications where plug is energized to feed normally de-energized receptacle

Available on 30A-400A units

• Special polarity ....................................... S4 Receptacle interior rotated 221/2° to right and plug changed to match (see photo at right)

For use where two or more receptacles of the same ampere rating, style and number of poles are to be installed in the same area for use on different voltages and/or frequencies

Prevents insertion of a plug in a receptacle with different electrical rating

Available on 20A-400A units

• Corro-free epoxy powder finish for added corrosion resistance................ S752

Available on 20A-400A units

E150A, 200A and 400A rated units are for service disconnect use only.

FHorsepower ratings are based on Eaton’s Crouse-Hinds Division testing in which locked rotor currents were interrupted by withdrawing the plug from the receptacle. It is highly recommended, however, that such use be limited to emergency conditions only, and that a horsepower rated switch be used for motor disconnect.

GThis guide is for reference only. Consult your local electrical codes before installation.

HEaton’s Crouse-Hinds Division does not recommend our plug and receptacle be used for disconnect under load.

IDo not use wire size smaller than minimum size recommended.

JSmaller sizes may be used with well reducers – information available upon request.

Horsepower ratings:

Locked rotor interrupting

Maximum horsepower for plug and receptacle combinations by input voltageG:

The following values are typical horsepower ratings based on NEC Article 430 tables. HP ratings are based on the largest conductor size for each plug and receptacle combination per the wire size table below.

Wire sizes:

The table below lists the diameter of the wire recess in Arktite plug and receptacle contacts so that maximum size of bare conductor can be figured. Range of wire sizes shown in table is intended only as a guide. Depending on type of wire used (building wire, flexible or extra flexible cable) and its construction (number and size of strands), bare copper diameters vary widely.

Diameter of wire recess in plug and receptacle contacts:

Motor horsepowerF

Amperage plug and receptacle 120V 240V 480V 600V

Single-phase electrical system

30 2 3 7.5 10 60 5 10 25 20 100 10 20 200 15 40 Three-phase electrical system

30 3 5 10 10 60 10 20 40 50 100 15 30 40 25 200 30 60 25 15

Motor horsepowerH

Amperage plug and receptacle 240V 480V 600V

30 15 30 40 60 20 40 50 100 30 60 75 150 40 75 100 200 60 125 150

Wire sizeI

Amperage Contact type Diameter of recess Building Extra flex

20 Binding screw N/A #14 - #12 #14 - #12 30 (2-, 3-, 4-pole) Pressure 0.281 #10 - #6 #10 - #8 30 (2-, 3-, 4-pole) Crimp/solder 0.180 #10 - #8J #10 - #8 30 (5-pole) Solder 0.188 #12 - #6 #12- #8 60 (2-, 3-, 4-, 5-pole) Pressure 0.312 #6 - #4 #8 - #4 60 (3-, 4-pole) Crimp/solder 0.277 #6 - #4J #8 - #4 100 (2-, 3-, 4-pole) Pressure 0.390 #4 - #1 #4 - #2 100 (3-, 4-pole) Crimp/solder 0.390 #2 - #1J #2 - #2 150 (4-pole) Pressure 0.390 #2 - 2/0 #2 - 1/0 200 (3-, 4-pole) Pressure 0.687 2/0 - 4/0 2/0 - 3/0 200 (Std. 3-, 4-pole) Crimp/solder 0.560 #1 - 4/0 #1 - 3/0 200 (Lg. 3-, 4-pole) Crimp/solder 0.750 4/0 - 250MCM 3/0 - 250MCM 400 (Std. 3-, 4-pole) Crimp/solder 0.840 250 - 500MCM 250 - 400MCM 400 (Lg. 3-, 4-pole) Crimp/solder 1.250 500 - 1000MCM 400 - 750MCM

Arktite heavy duty circuit breaking receptacle assemblies and housings 60A, 600 VAC/250 VDC, 50A-400 Hz

NEMA 4 Watertight

Ordering information:

AFor use on systems less than 60 Hz, the receptacles, plugs and connectors are for disconnect use only.

Receptacle assembly Receptacle Mating plug Mating connector

Dimensions (in inches):

PANEL CUTOUT DIAMETER Ø 3.44

[88.9] 3.50

[108] 4.25

[119.6] 4.71

[123.5] 4.86

ARE assembly AR receptacle – spring door

APJ plug

AR receptacle – open and with cap

APR connector

With AJ back boxes and angle adapters With ARE back boxes Receptacle housing only Mating plugs

Mating connectors

Description Hub size

Cat. # Spring door

Cat. # Threaded cap only

Cat. # Spring door

Cat. # Threaded cap only Cable dia. Cat. # Cat. #

Style 1

2-wire, 2-pole

1” AREA6213 ARE6213

AR621 AR627 0.50 - 1.15” APJ6275 APR625511/4” AREA6214 ARE6214

3-wire, 3-pole

1” AREA6313 ARE6313

AR631 AR637 0.50 - 1.15” APJ6375 APR635511/4” AREA6314 ARE6314

4-wire, 4-pole

11/4” AREA6414 ARE6414

AR641 AR647 0.50 - 1.15” APJ6475 APR645511/2” AREA6415 ARE6415

5-wire, 5-pole

11/4” AREA6574 AR657 0.50 - 1.15” APJ657511/2” AREA6575

Style 2

2-wire, 3-pole

1” AREA6323 ARE6323

AR632 AR638 0.50 - 1.15” APJ6385 APR636511/4” AREA6324 ARE6324

3-wire, 4-pole

11/4” AREA6424 ARE6424

AR642 AR648 0.50 - 1.15” APJ6485 APR646511/2” AREA6425 ARE6425

4-wire, 5-pole

11/4” AREA6584

AR658 0.75 - 1.15” APJ6585

APR6565

11/2” AREA6585 APR6567

For applicable 60A back boxes, see pages 697-698.

Plug Connector

Config. a b c a b c

2P or 3P 81/2 53/4 35/8 61/2 35/8 215/16

4P 81/2 513/16 33/4 81/4 35/8 215/16

5P 9 63/16 47/16 81/4 35/8 31/4 mjbrengel Highlight

AREA6424

mjbrengel Highlight

AREA6425

BFor use on systems less than 60 Hz, the receptacles, plugs and connectors are for disconnect use only.

CPK plug closure caps

Applications:

CPK caps for Arktite plugs are used:

• Where portable equipment is on a standby basis and plugs are not in use

• To effectively protect insulation and contacts from excessive moisture, dirt, dust and corrosion

• With 30, 60, 100, 150 and 200 ampere plugs with fastening ring and standard 200 ampere plugs for the clamp door housing

Standard material:

• Copper-free aluminum

Standard finish:

• Natural

Replacement parts:

Ordering information:

Replacement pin and sleeve contacts:

Configuration Cat. #

2P, 3P CPK32

4P CPK34

Configuration Cat. # Receptacle interior

Cat. # Plug interior

Cat. # Spring door

Cat. # Screw cap

2W, 2P ATP295 ATP290

QE51 QE322W, 3P ATP298 ATP293

3W, 3P ATP296 ATP291

3W, 4P ATP299 ATP294

QE52 QE344W, 4P ATP297 ATP292

4W, 5P ATP385 ATP387 N/A

AR:11393B5W, 5P ATP384 ATP386 N/A

Description Cat. # Receptacle

Cat. # Plug

Available as a kit only; 5 phase contacts and 1 ground contact included

AR60CONKIT AP60CONKIT

Arktite heavy duty circuit breaking receptacle assemblies and housings 60A, 600 VAC/250 VDC, 50B-400 Hz

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