is this a locking plug i plan on useing it with a reliance csr302 around cattle i don't want them to be able to bump it and have come loose
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It's not a twist lock but these plugs are normally hard to pull out. The one I have takes some effort to pull out.
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Yes it is a turn lock but a cow bumping into it may break it or the receptical.
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It locks in. It's like plugging it into charging cord. No way it falls out. Actually it kind of difficult to unplug.
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Dear Amazon Friend, YES ! My cord is certainly a Twist-lock connecting cord. It twist locks onto my generator and it twist locks onto my house mounted service box. Both ends. Not sure why it doesn't specify on this cord ? It is my understanding that all of these types of cords are a TWIST TYPE. But maybe I think that because all cords like this I've ever seen, did use a twist type locking end. Extra side note: This is a heavy duty, top quality made cord. Thick and strong, yet stays flexible in bad weather. I use this 40' cord when the weather is good but the storm has knocked me out. I leave the generator outside. When the weather is bad, like a long term hurricane situation with heavy downpours, I attach another 10' cord to this 40' cord and can then keep my generator under the cover of my carport. This brand cord works so well, I have no problem with the connection between the 2 cords either. They twist easily into each other and seal out the rain. Yes I do like this cord, and I'm picky and checked out many before making my purchase. Good Luck.
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I believe my answer may have been deleted prior to being sent, therefore I repeat it here.My Reliance Model 20216A transfer switch contained a male plug which required a female receptacle on the cord. Reliance specs say this is a 20 amp unit and I used an L-14-20G cord mounted receptacle to connect to the transfer switch plug. I would suggest you go to Reliancecontrols.com and search for your model number. That plug should be specified.This conflicts with the previous answers you received so I would suggest you confirm with Reliance or wait until you have the unit, then buy the proper connector.Good Luck. I believe my answer may have been deleted prior to being sent, therefore I repeat it here.My Reliance Model 20216A transfer switch contained a male plug which required a female receptacle on the cord. Reliance specs say this is a 20 amp unit and I used an L-14-20G cord mounted receptacle to connect to the transfer switch plug. I would suggest you go to Reliancecontrols.com and search for your model number. That plug should be specified.This conflicts with the previous answers you received so I would suggest you confirm with Reliance or wait until you have the unit, then... » Read More I believe my answer may have been deleted prior to being sent, therefore I repeat it here.My Reliance Model 20216A transfer switch contained a male plug which required a female receptacle on the cord. Reliance specs say this is a 20 amp unit and I used an L-14-20G cord mounted receptacle to connect to the transfer switch plug. I would suggest you go to Reliancecontrols.com and search for your model number. That plug should be specified.This conflicts with the previous answers you received so I would suggest you confirm with Reliance or wait until you have the unit, then buy the proper connector.Good Luck. « Show Less
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It has a push in plug with a screw down locking collar to keep it plugged in.
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A plug is a plug. This just gives you better fire. You asked "is it safe?" My short answer would be that the plug end is not the end you need to worry about. My long answer would be that it should be as reasonably safe as it was prior, however all muzzleloaders have an element to them that is primitive and dangerous and should always be handled responsibly. When in doubt bring in an expert. I am not an expert.
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I don't know if this will help but the raise/lower cord is 'beaded' and the roller it passes through is notched accordingly so the cord acts as its own 'lock'. Hope that helps.
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I believe the plug will hold however it is narrow and would be difficult for a dog to get in and out. I would recommend a shorter, wider steel tub or even a child's wading pool that the dog can lie down in.
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It has a flat four pin plug. Not sure about uhauls? I think most smaller u hauls probably have this plug. It is pretry standard for small trailers and boat trailers.
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It will not fit, the threads are to large and the plug is slightly different
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The side that connects to the power pole is your typical 30amp 125v plug. Does not lock.
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It is a skinny flat divided plug. Goes in pretty tight. I don't think a concern but if you've had issues with such plugs I'd be careful.
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Hi John. On my radio I noticed that the plug fit quite snug. There are a couple of raised ribs on the battery side of the plug and a couple of recesses on the radio side. These ribs allow the plug to only fit one way. If you look closely and see the these ribs are lined up then I would suggest firmly pushing the plug together. I hope this helps. Happy listening!! :)
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it is a 50amp three prong, and it does twist to lock.i was a big dummy and bought a 50 foot cord without looking at the hookup on the trailer, it is 3 prong 50 amp.hope this helps.
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It has a lip on the end. It hangs from the source plug. The load plugs in directly below and the load plug is protected by the lip.
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Yes the plug in is twist lock. and it only comes with two of the green and two red plastic notches to attach to timer. If you want it to shut off and on more could probably add more if you have. I have bought two of these thru the years and for the price don't think you can beat. The first one still worked just plastic notch got worn out. but I also knocked off post several times.Still kept time for about4 or 5 years .
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The reality is that it will fit, but I doubt that it will work. I was unable to get the cord to stay attached without taping it into place. And there is NO locking mechanism on this. If you need to secure this to any device, it will have to have it's own lock. There are others out there that are only a few dollars more. I suggest trying one of them.