a note about electricity: it's dangerous! treat it with respect and a healthy dose of caution. When in doubt, consult an expert. these notes are not a substitution for proper training
- confirm the company switch you're tieing into is turned off
- use a multimeter to confirm 0v on all 3 phases
- connect the ISO to the company switch using feeder cable, except for the neutral leg. Leave the neutral leg unplugged at both ends.
- connect the PD to the ISO using all 5 legs of a second feeder cable
- 120/208v 3-phase(in the US)
- 120v from any phase to Neutral.
- 208v from phase to phase.
- 3-phase 30A per phase.
- center pin is ground, blade w/ right angle is neutral
- 3-phases are 120v and 2 legs can be combined at the end device to make 208v.
- Often used with breakered distribution boxes at the endpoint to "break out" a single L21-30 to multiple circuits(15A, 20A, 30A) and voltages(120/208).
- Male and Female connectors.
- 120v
- 15A or 20A
- On 20A Male connectors the Neutral blade is rotated 90 degrees to prevent plugging a 20A device into a 15A receptacle.
- Male and Female connectors.
- Can carry up to 20A at 120V or 208V.
- Blue connector used for input and White connector for output.
- Requires a coupler to extend.
- Can carry up to 20A at 120V or 208V.
- TOP series connectors are available and carry an IP rating when mated.
- Male and Female connectors.
ISO creates the neutral for the PD (the load)
- GND
- Red
- Blue
- Black
- GND
- Neutral
- Red
- Blue
- Black




