what twist-loc is this

[LLSolutions]

Ok, i didn't draw this picture, a friend sent me this, i don't think the plug said 120v on it, i think that just how he noted which pin was on the hot. But the ground looking like a "T" facing out is what stumped me, I think 347v has a "T" shaped ground but it points in not out.

 

[Dennis Alwon]

Check this out

 

[LLSolutions]

yea i looked at every chart i could find but didn't see anything that had a "T" shaped ground that pointed out

 

[Dennis Alwon]

yea i looked at every chart i could find but didn't see anything that had a "T" shaped ground that pointed out

Think about it... How could that configuration possible twist. It must be a twist but something seems to be drawn wrong

 

[LLSolutions]

The L24-20 seems identical but the T is reversed so i would still think it would twist, it t's at the tip, the shaft would remain arc shaped like a typical connector

 

[Dennis Alwon]

I take it back -- I guess it could twist if the T was just at the bottom and the slot was not seen. Odd ball for sure-- could it be European or Canadian?

 

[LLSolutions]

that was my first thought, i can't find non-nema or any other type of connector charts.

 

[480sparky]

NEMA L14-20.

 

[MikeyinLA]

NEMA L14-20.

 

[Dennis Alwon]

Not sure why that is not on the chart but yes it is a L24-20R nema not a L14-20 which is a 4 wire

 

[480sparky]

Not sure why that is not on the chart but yes it is a L24-20R nema not a L14-20 which is a 4 wire

Miy file name must be misnumbered.

 

[Mgraw]

Here is a bigger chart.
http://www.digikey.com/Web Export/Supplier Content/Qualtek_189/PDF/Qualtek_nemalocking.pdf

 

[Dennis Alwon]

Here is a bigger chart.
http://www.digikey.com/Web Export/Supplier Content/Qualtek_189/PDF/Qualtek_nemalocking.pdf

Nice chart-- no wonder it is unusual-- It's a 347V receptacle