Description
Marinco 100A 125/250V Connector | Boat Supply Store
Ensure secure and efficient 100A power distribution in demanding marine environments with this Marinco female connector, specifically engineered for 125/250V systems. It establishes a robust connection point for plugs on extension cords or adapters, facilitating flexible power management when direct shore power inlet connections are not utilized. This component is critical for vessels requiring substantial amperage for onboard systems, such as large sportfishers operating offshore or houseboats with extensive amenities.
Key Features
- Robust 100A rating for high-demand applications.
- Versatile 125/250V compatibility for diverse electrical systems.
- Secure mating with plugs on extension cords and adapters.
- Durable construction built to withstand harsh marine conditions.
- Reliable power transfer for critical onboard equipment.
- Watertight integrity when properly installed.
- Marinco quality synonymous with marine electrical dependability.
- Clear distinction from direct shore power inlet connectors.
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Amperage Rating | 100A |
| Voltage Rating | 125/250V |
| Configuration | Female Connector |
| Mating Function | Mates with plugs on extension cords or adapters |
Who This Is For
Boat owners and marine professionals requiring a high-amperage connection point for extending or adapting 100A shore power circuits. This connector is ideal for applications involving extension cords and adapters, explicitly excluding direct connection to shore power inlets.
How It Compares
| Feature | Marinco 100A 125/250V Connector | Hubbell HBL560C9W 100A Connector |
|---|---|---|
| Amperage Rating | 100A | 100A |
| Voltage Rating | 125/250V | 125/250V |
| Configuration | Female Connector | Female Connector |
| Primary Mating Function | Mates with plugs on extension cords/adapters | Mates with male plugs |
Common Concerns Answered
Is this Marinco connector compatible with standard shore power inlets?
No, this Marinco 100A Connector is specifically designed to mate with plugs on extension cords or adapters and is not intended for direct connection to shore power inlets. This distinction is crucial for proper and safe electrical system configuration.
What does the Proposition 65 warning mean for this product?
The Proposition 65 warning indicates that the product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity. Specific details regarding potential exposures are available on the product packaging or manufacturer's documentation.
Why is this connector priced higher than other Marinco products?
The price reflects the robust construction, high amperage (100A) rating, and 125/250V compatibility designed for demanding marine applications. Marinco's reputation for durable, high-performance electrical components justifies the investment for critical power systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the voltage and amperage rating of the Marinco 100A Connector?
The Marinco 100A Connector is rated for 100 Amperes and is compatible with both 125 Volt and 250 Volt electrical systems.
Can this Marinco connector be used for shore power inlets?
No, this connector is designed to mate with plugs on extension cords or adapters, not for direct connection to shore power inlets. Using it as a shore power inlet would violate its intended design and could create safety hazards.
What type of plug does this Marinco connector mate with?
This is a female connector designed to mate with male plugs found on extension cords or adapter cords, ensuring a secure electrical connection.
Is this connector compatible with 125V and 250V systems?
Yes, the Marinco 100A Connector is specifically rated for compatibility with both 125V and 250V marine electrical systems, offering flexibility in power configurations.
What are the potential chemical exposures associated with this product according to California Proposition 65?
California Proposition 65 requires warnings about potential exposure to chemicals known to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity. Specific chemical substances and their associated risks are detailed by the manufacturer and should be reviewed by the end-user.
