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Overview
- 150 Amp Current Rating
- 600 Volt Voltage Rating
- 4 Pole, 4 Wire (4P4W) Configuration
- Secure Screw Cap Connection Type
- Designed for Reverse Service Applications
Specifications
Amperage Rating | 150 Amps |
Number Of Poles | 4 |
Number Of Wires | 5 |
Voltage Rating | 600 V |
Package Dimensions (L x W x H) | 0.01 IN x 0.01 IN x 0.01 IN |
Package Dimensions (L x W x H) | 0.0254 cm x 0.0254 cm x 0.0254 cm |
Package Weight (Imperial) | 8.5000 L |
Package Weight (Metric) | 3.8560 kg |
ISE66
Pre-Insulated Service Entry Sleeves 3-4 Str -6 Sol Pre-insulated service entry sleeves are used for fast and easy installation with standard tools. For combinations of aluminum-aluminum and aluminum-copper conductors. Meets the requirements of ANSI C119.4. Rated 600 Volts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the voltage rating of the JRSA1544LR receptacle?
The ABB JRSA1544LR receptacle has a voltage rating of 600 Volts.
What is the current rating for this ABB receptacle?
The ABB JRSA1544LR receptacle is rated for 150 Amps.
How many poles and wires does the JRSA1544LR support?
This receptacle is a 4 Pole, 4 Wire (4P4W) device.
What type of connection does the JRSA1544LR use?
The JRSA1544LR features a Screw Cap connection type.
Is this receptacle suitable for reverse service applications?
Yes, the ABB JRSA1544LR is specifically designed for reverse service applications.
How to Panel Mount and Wire a J-Line Series 150A Receptacle (JRSA1544LR)
This guide provides detailed instructions for preparing, drilling, wiring, and securely mounting a J-Line Series 150A receptacle (JRSA1544LR) onto a sheet metal enclosure, followed by essential electrical testing.
Estimated time: 1h 30m
Tools needed:
Cable Cutters, Screw Drivers, Ohmmeter, Wire Strippers, Torque Wrench, Allen Wrenches, Pipe Wrenches, Drill
Supplies needed:
Flexible cords and cables (150A: #1/0 flexible or #2/0 19 strand), Mounting screws, Receptacle gasket, Sealing washers, Lock washers, Nuts, Copper wire, Sheet metal enclosure (14 gauge minimum)
- Safety First: Disconnect Power
WARNING: ELECTRICAL HAZARD! BE SURE POWER IS OFF! Before beginning any installation, ensure that all power to the circuit is completely disconnected and locked out to prevent accidental energization.
- Prepare Mounting Enclosure
Select a sheet metal enclosure of at least 14 gauge with an equivalent type rating to the receptacle. Drill four mounting holes in the enclosure according to the drilling plan for 150A JRSX series: A=3.25 inches, B=3.36 inches, C=0.26 inches (clearance hole diameter). Securely fasten the enclosure if not already done.
- Prepare Cable and Conductors
Install the service supply cable into the enclosure, leaving sufficient length for connections. Strip the cable jacket and conductor insulation to the dimensions specified for 150A J-Line receptacles: A=3-5/8 inches for the jacket and B=1-1/16 inches for conductor insulation. Ensure the selected cable size complies with NEC Article 400 (150A: #1/0 flexible or #2/0 19 strand).
- Wire the Receptacle Contacts
Loosen the pressure screws (#12D) in the receptacle contacts (#12C). Insert the stripped end of each conductor into its proper sleeve terminal (#12C). Tighten the pressure screws to the specified torque values: for Line/Neutral conductors, use 150-180 in-lbs for #2-1 AWG or 250 in-lbs for 1/0-2/0 AWG. Attach the ground wire to lug #12A if furnished. Ensure a ground wire is also connected from the receptacle to the enclosure ground to comply with NEC Article 250.
- Mount the Receptacle to the Enclosure
Position the receptacle gasket (#11) and the receptacle (#12) against the enclosure, aligning the drilled holes. Secure the receptacle to the enclosure using four screws (#13), sealing washers, lock washers, and nuts. Place the lock washers and nuts on the inside of the enclosure. Orient the receptacle so that the flap cap opens upwards (12 o'clock position). Torque the mounting screws (#13) to 35 in-lbs.
- Assemble Receptacle Cover
Assemble the cover to the receptacle. If a watertight receptacle, secure the screw cap (#15) by removing one of the four screws (#13) from the housing (#12E) and reassembling with the screw cap's chain secured under the screw head. If a weatherproof receptacle, hold the flap ring (#14) flush against the shoulder of the housing (#12) and tighten the set screws.
- Perform Electrical Tests
Before connecting to power, perform electrical tests. Use an Ohmmeter to conduct continuity checks of all wiring to verify correct phasing and grounding connections. Check insulation resistance to ensure there are no short circuits or unwanted grounds within the system. Once tests are complete and satisfactory, connect all devices in the system, turn the power on, and test the system for proper operation.
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