- 6 leading manufacturers
- 36 additional suppliers
- 17 states and provinces
- 16 related categories
- 4 guide sections
Electrical Receptacles Manufacturers and Suppliers
IQS Directory provides a comprehensive list of electrical receptacle manufacturers and suppliers. Use our website to review and source top electrical receptacle manufacturers with roll over ads and detailed product descriptions. Find electrical receptacle companies that can design, engineer, and manufacture electrical receptacle to your companies specifications. Then contact the electrical receptacle companies through our quick and easy request for quote form. Website links, company profile, locations, phone, product videos and product information is provided for each company. Whether you are looking for manufacturers of electrical receptacle outlets, plug and receptacles, receptacles switches, or customized electrical receptacles of every type, this is the resource for you.
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Leading Electrical Receptacles Manufacturers
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| 1 | Quail Electronics, Inc.Our customers find we have the highest standards when it comes to quality, and delivery. Quail Electronics is a worldwide power cord supplier, offering power cords and various other products. Our products are used worldwide across every industry there is. Offering same day shipping, competitive pricing, low $50 minimum and a large array of products in stock, contact Quail. | Livermore, CA | |||
| 2 | Interpower CorporationAll of our power cords are tested and stand up to rigorous demands of everyday application. We serve a global market including the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Switzerland, Austria and of course the United States. We offer a variety of power cords for your choosing convenience. There is no minimum order quantity that you have to follow when you do business with us, and all of our products are made in our Iowa factory in the United States. Call today for more info! | Oskaloosa, IA | |||
| 3 | Kord KingAt Kord King, we pride ourselves on our everyday commitment to quality. We ensure that all of our USA-manufactured power cords will satisfy the needs of our customers. Kord King manufactures over 100 plug combinations in various colors at virtually any length, as well as assemble any type of mechanical plugs and connectors. Our 45 years of experience and very competent staff gives us wide familiarity with a host of power cord solutions. | Lancaster, PA | |||
| 4 | AgozTech LLCAt AgozTech, we specialize in providing dependable power cords and connectivity solutions designed to support a wide range of electronic devices and equipment. Our company focuses on delivering reliable products that help businesses maintain efficient power connections in commercial, industrial, and professional environments. | Indian Trail, NC | |||
| 5 | Consolidated Electronic Wire & CableAt Consolidated Electronic Wire & Cable, we provide power cord solutions designed to support dependable electrical connections across a wide range of equipment and applications. We supply cords in multiple configurations, lengths, conductor sizes, jacket materials, and plug styles to accommodate different voltage, current, environmental, and installation requirements. | Franklin Park, IL | |||
| 6 | International Configurations, Inc.At International Configurations, we provide power cord solutions designed to support dependable electrical connections across a wide range of commercial, industrial, and electronic applications. We supply cords in multiple plug, connector, voltage, and current configurations to accommodate different equipment requirements and regional standards. | Enfield, CT |
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- How many electrical receptacles manufacturers are listed on IQS Directory?
- 6 leading manufacturers and 36 additional suppliers.
- Where are electrical receptacles manufacturers located?
- The listed suppliers are in 17 states: California (9), Minnesota (5), Ohio (4), Arizona (3), Indiana (3), North Carolina (3), Illinois (2), Massachusetts (2), and 9 more.
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Electrical Receptacles
Available in many different designs and styles according to application needs, electrical receptacles are utilized in a range of equipment from:
- Window Air Conditioners
- Clothes Dryers
- Medical Equipment
- Domestic Appliances
- Assembly Machinery
- All Types of Electrical Equipment
Design of Electrical Receptacles
The majority of electrical receptacles run on alternating current or AC power, and they consist of three components.
- Live or Phase Components
- Neutral Components
- Earth or Ground Components
Each component allows the flow of electrical energy through the receptacle.
Made with insulating materials, sockets are formed with two slots and an optional extra slot known as a grounding hole which is used in some electrical plugs for polarization. Insulating materials can consist of:
- Nickel
- Silver
- Plastic
- Galvanized Steel
Designed to receive a conventional electrical cord and plug, common electrical receptacles run on the United States standard 120-volt system. However, heavy-duty 240-volt receptacles can be designed for equipment that requires a higher voltage, such as electric ranges or industrial machinery.
Safety Precautions with Electrical Receptacles
As with any component that is used in the transferring of electrical energy, there are important safety precautions to be considered.
- Electrical receptacles can cause shock and electrical hazards due to deterioration, damage, or misuse resulting in personal injury, death, and/or property damage from electrical fires.
- Frequent usage is a common cause of deterioration in receptacles, especially in high-traffic areas such as kitchens and bathrooms.
- High-quality materials and the consistent maintenance and upkeep of receptacles is important, especially in industrial and manufacturing settings.
The National Electrical Manufacturer’s Association (NEMA) sets stringent quality standards for power cords, sockets, and components in the US, and other countries around the world which use different voltages and electrical plug and receptacle structures set their own testing standards for general safety purposes. There are, however, technologies in place to reduce the potential hazards of electrical receptacles. Polarization, for example, helps control the connection between the electrical plug and the socket. Other measures include tamper resistance components and corrosion-resistant materials, especially in receptacles designed to be exposed to harsher environments.
Improving Electrical Safety with Self-Testing Electrical Receptacles
Electrical receptacles are also referred to as outlets or wall sockets and are the interface between electrical equipment and a power source. A power supply cord is attached to an electrical receptacle through the means of an electrical plug. Receptacles have an array of slots designed to accept the pins, or prongs, of electrical plugs in a way that connects the power cord to the power supply and are referred to as "females" while electrical plugs are called "males". The flow of electrical energy through the connection is dependent on a tight fit between the plug and the receptacle.
Electrical receptacles are typically dangerous because they can be a source of shock, power shortages, and even fires. For years, many companies have used self-testing electrical receptacles that help protect factories from electrical dangers. These receptacles prevent the unsafe condition of power without protection.
Self-Testing Electrical Units
Self-testing electrical units conduct an automatic test on the device every second. If the device ever fails, a light flashes to signal that the GFCI needs to be replaced. Another feature of these units is a safety lock feature. If damage to critical components is detected during the test, power to the unit is turned off, improving the safety of the area and preventing future damage to the area. These devices can be used in any dangerous environment in industrial settings- including wet environments, electrically-charged environments, and outdoor environments. Some factories also manufacture self-testing units for residential use, which makes them ideal for use around bathrooms, garages, basements, and kitchens.
The self-testing unit uses a ground terminal back wire clamp, an auto ground clip, and two back wire holes per termination to improve wiring flexibility and save box space. The unit is manufactured from high-impact resistant thermoplastic for durability, strength, and improved performance.
Factories that use these units report improved safety in a variety of environments. For just a little additional expense, the safety of any factory or a commercial environment can be greatly improved.
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