Instructions / Assembly

20A & 30A PLUG AND CONNECTOR

WIRING INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING:

To prevent electrocution, make sure the cable is not connected to a power source

before installing the plug or connector.

Failure to comply with the following instructions could cause an electrical failure or

fire.

1. Check to see that the rating on the plug or connector is correct for the installation.

2. Select a cable of suitable ampacity, service and temperature rating. The plug and

connectors are designed for use with round jacketed cable with diameters from .465" (12/4

SJ) through 1.150" (8/5 S).

3. Choose the correct end of the cable for the plug or connector so that the conductor color

coding corresponds to the terminal location.

4-WIRE CABLE END FOR PLUGS 4-WIRE CABLE END FOR CONNECTORS

4. Slide the housing over the cable. Some 8 gauge cable is too large to fit through the

housing. If so, first knock out the removable strain relief insert from the inside of the

housing, then slide the housing over the 8 gauge cable.

Inside view of the housing with arrow

pointing to the removable insert.

Model: L1430C

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Model: L1430C 20A & 30A PLUG AND CONNECTOR WIRING INSTRUCTIONS WARNING: To prevent electrocution, make sure the cable is not connected to a power source before installing the plug or connector. Failure to comply with the following instructions could cause an electrical failure or fire. 1. Check to see that the rating on the plug or connector is correct for the installation. 2. Select a cable of suitable ampacity, service and temperature rating.
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5. Strip the end cable as shown below. Make certain the wire is clean and a bright copper color. DO NOT SOLDER THE ENDS OF THE WIRES. 6. Insert all the conductors into the proper wire terminals. Connect the GREEN wire (or green with yellow stripe) to the terminal with the green colored screw and the wire entrance hole marked by the letter "G". Connect the WHITE wire to the terminal with the silver colored screw and wire entrance hole marked by the letter "W".