UL-Approved Plugs, Receptacles

Switch-rated plugs/receptacles are constructed with an integral switching mechanism that ensures the safe make or break of ‘live’ connections and makes certain that the contacts are electrically ‘dead’ before the plug can be removed from its receptacle, says the company.

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Go to www.meltric.com for more information.

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