Eaton GHG5144409L3001 Hazardous Area Interlock - IP66

Feature: IEC 60309 hazardous area interlock receptacle design provides certified protection for hazardous locations and supports 60A, 250 VAC three-phase power. Benefit: Ensures safe energy control and reliable operation in challenging environments, reducing arc-flash exposure and speeding up changeouts in production lines. Application: Petrochemical plants and mining operations where compliant power interfacing is critical. Feature: Three-wire, four-pole configuration enables precise interlock control and secure mating with compatible plugs. Benefit: Improves electrical safety and simplifies wiring schemes, lowering commissioning time and minimizing field wiring errors. Application: Motor control centers and hazardous-area motor starters in heavy industries. Feature: Nylon housing with IP66 protection and NEMA 4X rating provides rugged, corrosion-resistant enclosure. Benefit: Extends service life in dust, water splash, and washdown environments, reducing maintenance cycles and replacement costs. Application: Offshore platforms, chemical plants, and marine facilities. Feature: Compliance to NEC/CEC IEC standards for hazardous locations ensures regulatory alignment. Benefit: Facilitates audits and reduces non-compliance risk, enabling smoother procurement and installation across multinational sites. Application: Global projects with Class I, Zone 1 requirements. Feature: Compatibility with Eaton Crouse-Hinds wiring devices and available technical literature (catalog pages and datasheets) supports fast deployment. Benefit: Streamlines sourcing, compatibility checks, and on-site installation, cutting lead times and stock complexity. Application: New builds and retrofit projects requiring standardized hazardous-area connectors. Feature: Durable construction supports long service life and predictable performance under demanding industrial conditions. Benefit: Low total cost of ownership through reduced downtime and fewer part substitutions. Application: Any high-load, hazardous-location application that demands reliable power interlock functionality.