Midwest C32u Angle Cap Rv Plug 30amp 125ac New on 2040-parts.com
Kearney, Missouri, US
Midwest C32U Midwest, 30 Amp 125 Volt Angle Plug ************* FREE SHIPPING ****************
Midwest C32U RV Plug. 30 Amp, 125V AC, NEMA TT-30P, 2P, 3W, Flush Mount, Straight Blade.
| Amperage Rating | 30.0 A |
| Height | 2.50 |
| Length | 3.25 |
| Manufacturer | Midwest |
| Mounting | Flush |
| Type | Angled |
| Voltage Rating | 125 V |
| Additional Information | Applicable Standard Ansi C73 13 |
| Amps | 30 |
| Brand / Label | Midwest |
| Commodity Code | 5180 |
| Competitor Part No. | MIDC32U |
| GTIN | 00784567300093 |
| NEMA Configuration | TT-30, 5-20GFCI |
| Product Type | Cap |
| ShipWeight | 0.25 |
| UPC | 784567300093 |
| UPC11 | 78456730009 |
| Voltage | 125 |
| Width | 2.25 |
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