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Use these records for connector identification and documentation lookup. A matching shape is never evidence that voltage, current, polarity or safety requirements match.
58 forms 58 engineering profiles 32 related comparisons
Recognition & reference
Recognition illustrations are not to scale or fabrication drawings. The label-led symbols below, where present, are not interface geometry. Read the illustration limits in each exact reference; equal image boxes do not establish equal physical sizes.
Computer-generated illustrationP028 / Power / Connector form
Identification only. A plug that fits may still damage the device.
Computer-generated illustrationP179 / Power / Connector form
A C13/C14 shape match identifies a coupler family, not the appliance voltage, current or safety approval.
Computer-generated illustrationP180 / Power / Connector form
An inlet outline does not establish the connected equipment rating or approved cord set.
Computer-generated illustrationP181 / Power / Connector form
The hot-condition family distinction matters; a similar rectangular appliance coupler is not automatically interchangeable.
Computer-generated illustrationP182 / Power / Connector form
A similar IEC outline does not establish that a C13 cord connector is the intended mating part.
Computer-generated illustrationP183 / Power / Connector form
Larger appliance-coupler geometry does not by itself establish a safe load or installation rating.
Computer-generated illustrationP184 / Power / Connector form
Connector-family identification does not approve a cord, branch circuit or equipment load.
Computer-generated illustrationP185 / Power / Connector form
A familiar household plug shape does not establish that a device is safe for a given circuit or region.
Computer-generated illustrationP186 / Power / Connector form
A receptacle outline does not establish branch-circuit capacity, condition or code compliance.
Computer-generated illustrationP187 / Power / Connector form
The rotated blade is an identification clue, not permission to modify an outlet or adapter.
Computer-generated illustrationP188 / Power / Connector form
The T slot helps identify a receptacle family; it does not establish circuit condition or installation compliance.
Computer-generated illustrationP211 / Power / Connector form
C5/C6 identification does not establish the appliance rating or whether a cord is approved for that product.
Computer-generated illustrationP212 / Power / Connector form
The C6 inlet identifies a coupler family, not a complete mains-power requirement.
Computer-generated illustrationP213 / Power / Connector form
A C7/C8 fit does not establish equipment class, voltage, current or cord approval.
Computer-generated illustrationP214 / Power / Connector form
The two-contact outline is an identification clue, not electrical approval.
Computer-generated illustrationP215 / Power / Connector form
Do not substitute C17/C18 merely because another IEC coupler looks similar.
Computer-generated illustrationP216 / Power / Connector form
An IEC 60320 inlet designation must be matched to the product documentation, not guessed from silhouette.
Computer-generated illustrationP217 / Power / Connector form
Locking geometry and NEMA code are safety-relevant identifiers; a nearby locking form is not a substitute.
Computer-generated illustrationP218 / Power / Connector form
A locking receptacle must be identified by its exact NEMA configuration before use.
Computer-generated illustrationP219 / Power / Connector form
L6-20 and L5-20 are intentionally different configurations; visual similarity is not interchangeability.
Computer-generated illustrationP220 / Power / Connector form
The NEMA code, not a rough circular resemblance, controls this identification.
Computer-generated illustrationP253 / Power / Connector form
Power connector identity is not authorization to mate two devices. Voltage, current, conductor size, protection and equipment requirements must all be checked independently.
Computer-generated illustrationP265 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP266 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP267 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP268 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP269 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP271 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP272 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP273 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP274 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP275 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP276 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP277 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP278 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP279 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP280 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP281 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP282 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP283 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP284 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP285 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP286 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP287 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP288 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP289 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP290 / Power / Connector form
A familiar shell, blade or coding family does not establish voltage, current, wiring, grounding, mating or safe operation.
Computer-generated illustrationP299 / Power / Connector form
IEC coupler identity and family rating context do not by themselves establish appliance voltage, cord-set approval, wiring, safe substitution or installation suitability.
Computer-generated illustrationP300 / Power / Connector form
IEC coupler identity and family rating context do not by themselves establish appliance voltage, cord-set approval, wiring, safe substitution or installation suitability.
Computer-generated illustrationP301 / Power / Connector form
IEC coupler identity and family rating context do not by themselves establish appliance voltage, cord-set approval, wiring, safe substitution or installation suitability.
Computer-generated illustrationP302 / Power / Connector form
IEC coupler identity and family rating context do not by themselves establish appliance voltage, cord-set approval, wiring, safe substitution or installation suitability.
Computer-generated illustrationP303 / Power / Connector form
IEC coupler identity and family rating context do not by themselves establish appliance voltage, cord-set approval, wiring, safe substitution or installation suitability.
Computer-generated illustrationP304 / Power / Connector form
IEC coupler identity and family rating context do not by themselves establish appliance voltage, cord-set approval, wiring, safe substitution or installation suitability.
Computer-generated illustrationP305 / Power / Connector form
IEC coupler identity and family rating context do not by themselves establish appliance voltage, cord-set approval, wiring, safe substitution or installation suitability.
Computer-generated illustrationP306 / Power / Connector form
IEC coupler identity and family rating context do not by themselves establish appliance voltage, cord-set approval, wiring, safe substitution or installation suitability.
Computer-generated illustrationP307 / Power / Connector form
IEC coupler identity and family rating context do not by themselves establish appliance voltage, cord-set approval, wiring, safe substitution or installation suitability.
Computer-generated illustrationP308 / Power / Connector form
IEC coupler identity and family rating context do not by themselves establish appliance voltage, cord-set approval, wiring, safe substitution or installation suitability.
Computer-generated illustrationP363 / Power / Connector form
The same outside diameter can hide a different bore. Establish the complete device requirement before choosing power.
An alternate overview of the same facts shown in the cards. On narrow screens, scroll the table horizontally or read the cards above. Alias lists retain the existing first four entries; the full record has further detail. This is not a dimension, pinout or compatibility table.
Tell them apart
Related pages may include forms from another family. They explain distinctions, not permission to connect.
Similar at first glance
Before choosing a reference
Resolve abbreviations, informal names and legacy labels without treating an alias as an additional connector identity.
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A family name is a starting point. Use the exact record and device documentation before choosing cables or planning a connection.
