SMARTPLUG CORDSETS ARE EASIER & MORE EFFICIENT TO USE | Cordset

 


When the twist-type connector was invented in 1938, production boats were made of wood and didn’t have power-hungry electrical components. In today’s vessels, utilizing state-of-the-art materials and technologies is the norm, including the revolutionary SmartPlug Dual Configuration Cordset. The unique SmartPlug design is safer, easier to use, and more efficient than traditional shore power connectors to handle heavy loads from air conditioners, appliances, electronics such as radar and night vision cameras, bilge pumps, and TVs.

SmartPlug Dual Configuration Cordsets are available in 30A 125V and 50A 125V/250V. They have a sturdy pin and clip design that delivers over 27 times more metal-to-metal contact than standard twist-type connectors. This design decreases electrical resistance, overheating, and the potential for arcing. For additional safety, built-in LED lights alert the user if the shore power pedestal is improperly wired and may pose a dangerous reverse polarity situation.

The SmartPlug cordset can be connected with one hand, even in the dark. There’s no L-blade to align or rings to thread. The asymmetrical connector pushes straight into the inlet and is secured with dual side-locking levers. IP56-rated, superior weatherproof seals eliminate dirt and moisture exposure on the electrical pins.

Dual Configuration Cordsets feature cable with a durable outer casing that’s highly resistant to abrasion and UV damage, while remaining flexible enough to coil easily, even in freezing weather. They have fully-tinned wire for maximum durability and minimal corrosion.

For boat owners with existing twist-type connectors, it’s easy to upgrade to a SmartPlug system using common household tools. The inlet’s mounting holes and screw pattern match those of the existing boat-side device. SmartPlug offers a choice of 316 stainless steel or non-metallic white, gray, or black models. Matching ELCI and phone/TV/data link inlets are available.

EL-approved, SmartPlug 30A 125V and 50A 125V/250V Dual Configuration Cordsets are available in 25′ and 50′ lengths and come with a seven-year warranty.

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:

SmartPlug Systems

2500 Westlake Ave N., Ste. G,

Seattle, WA 98109-2262.

206-285-2990

Fax: 206-285-2981.

Info@smartplug.com

website : https://smartplug.com/

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