Marinco 50 Amp Shore Power Receptacle

Marinco 50 Amp Shore Power ReceptacleThe Marinco 50 AMP Shore Power Receptacle is designed to stand up to the rigors of life on the seas and the harsh marine environment.Product Features:Black nylon3 pole4 wire system / 2-hot, 1-neutral, 1-ground50 amp 125/250 dock side receptacleAccommodates up to 8 AWG wireBrass clamp design terminalsNEMA SS-2 ConfigurationUse with SKU #mar-7788CR (weather proof cover)Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat is the Marinco 50 Amp Shore Power Receptacle used for?The Marinco 50 Amp Shore Power Receptacle is a dockside electrical receptacle designed for marine applications. It uses a 50 amp, 125/250 volt configuration with a 3-pole, 4-wire system consisting of two hot wires, one neutral, and one ground.What wiring does the Marinco 50 Amp Shore Power Receptacle accommodate?The receptacle accommodates wire sizes up to 8 AWG and features brass clamp design terminals. Its NEMA SS-2 configuration is designed for a 50 amp, 125/250 volt dockside connection.What is the Marinco 50 Amp Shore Power Receptacle made of?The Marinco 50 Amp Shore Power Receptacle has a black nylon construction designed for marine environments. The product description also specifies brass clamp design terminals for its electrical connections.What type of electrical system does this Marinco shore power receptacle use?This Marinco shore power receptacle uses a 3-pole, 4-wire system with two hot wires, one neutral, and one ground. It is rated for 50 amp, 125/250 volt dockside service and uses the NEMA SS-2 configuration.Does the Marinco 50 Amp Shore Power Receptacle include a weatherproof cover?A weatherproof cover is not listed as included with the receptacle. The product description specifies that it can be used with SKU #mar-7788CR, identified as a weatherproof cover.What should I verify before installing the Marinco 50 Amp Shore Power Receptacle?Verify that your application uses a compatible 50 amp, 125/250 volt dockside connection, the NEMA SS-2 configuration, and wiring up to 8 AWG. The receptacle uses a 3-pole, 4-wire system, so the existing electrical setup should be checked before installation.//