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Turnlok® Receptacle 3W 30A 125V/250V

L1030R Pass and Seymour

Turnlok® Single Receptacle 3-Wire 30A 125/250V

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Features

Compact, impact-resistant nylon face and body are ultrasonically welded together for unrivaled strength.
Face color coding by voltage facilitates locating and mating of proper devices.
One piece, high-grade brass contacts offer excellent conductivity and heat-rise resistance.
Clearly marked NEMA configuration, rating, and third-party listing on each unit's face.
Single-piece, solid brass mounting strap is free of easily loosened rivets found on other brands.
Side and external screw-pressure-plate back wire capability.
Accepts #14 - #10 AWG.

Specifications

General Info

Color	Black
Application Sector	Commercial
Product Line	Pass & Seymour
Country Of Origin	Mexico
Features	Brass Mounting Strap, Impact Resistant
Wall Plate Included	No
Number of Receptacles	1
Outlet Type	Locking
Warranty Type	1-Year Limited Warranty
Standard	UL 498
UPC Number	785007103052

Dimensions

Product Depth US	3.48 in
Product Height US	1.28 in
Product Width US	1.61 in

Listing Agencies / 3rd Party Agencies

cULus ListingNumber	140596
cULus Listed	Yes

Additional Information

Product Environmental Profile

Yes

Technical Information

Amperage	30 A
Connection Location	Back and Side
Wire Connection Type	Screw Terminals
Indoor/Outdoor	Indoor
NEMA Configuration Code	L10-30R
Number of Poles	3-Way
Number of Wires	3
Phase	Three
Voltage	125/250 V
Wire Size	14 - 10 AWG

Resources

what is the difference between L10 -30R AND L6-30R

Asked by: RADS

Thank you for your inquiry regarding our Turnlok receptacles. The difference between the L10-30R and L6-30R is the NEMA configuration and therefore the shape of the receptacle terminals where a plug can be inserted. Both receptacles are rated for 30 amps of course. The L10-30R has two hots and a neutral. There is no ground for that receptacle. Additionally, this receptacle is rated for 125/250 V. The L6-30R is rated for 250 V only and has two hots and a ground wire connection. You can only plug the respective plugs into each receptacle. Therefore, L6-30P goes in L6-30R and L10-30P goes in L10-30R. Hope this helps!

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2025-01-13