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Arktite®Circuit Breaking CPS
Receptacles and CPP Plugs
Delayed Action
Factory Sealed
Cl. I, Div. 1 & 2, Groups C, D
Explosionproof
Wet Locations
Applications:
CPS receptacles, angle and straight types,
and CPP plugs are used:
• With portable electrically operated
devices such as motor-generator sets,
compressors, conveyors, portable tools,
lighting systems and similar equipment
• In locations which are hazardous due to
the presence of flammable vapors or
gases
• In damp or corrosive locations
• In petroleum refineries, chemical and
petrochemical plants, and other process
industry facilities where similar hazards
exist
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Fig. 2
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Fig. 3
Features:
• The delayed action feature permits the
plug to be used as an emergency pushpull switch
• CPS receptacles are equipped with a
rotating mechanism which prevents
complete withdrawal of the CPP plug in
one continuous movement. Details of
operation are illustrated and explained
below
Figure 1 shows a CPS angle type
receptacle assembly with CPP plug
fully engaged.
Figure 2 shows the plug withdrawn
until it is stopped by the delayed action
mechanism. In this position the circuit
has been broken and the arc has been
snuffed in the contact chambers.
To completely withdraw the plug as
shown in Figure 3, the delayed action
release lever must be rotated
counterclockwise. The time required to
actuate the mechanism permits
dissipation of the arc-generated heat
before contacts and arcing chambers
are opened to the atmosphere. When
inserting the plug, the reverse
procedure is followed.
• CPS receptacles are factory sealed to
simplify installation and wiring – external
seals are not required
• Series 152 receptacles have top hinged
cover design, with 45° downward angled
receptacle housing, to provide superior
environmental protection from
accumulations of dust, snow, ice, and
water
• Back boxes used for angle type
receptacles are standard EDS bodies.
Assemblies are listed with single and
two gang bodies and dead end or
through feed hubs –
• Back boxes used for straight type
receptacles are available with a variety of
hub arrangements in
• All receptacles and 30 ampere plugs are
provided with pressure terminals for
ease of field wiring. 20 ampere plugs
have solder terminals.
1
/2" to 1" sizes
1
/2" and 3/4" sizes
Certifications and
Compliances:
• NEC/CEC:
Class I, Division 1 and 2, Groups C, D
• UL Standard: 1203
• CSA Standard: C22.2 No. 30
Standard Materials:
• Receptacle housings – die cast copperfree aluminum
• EDS Back boxes – Feraloy
(U.S.)/Copper-free aluminum (Canada)
• Other back boxes – Feraloy iron alloy
• Plug exteriors – copper-free aluminum or
• Insulation – all receptacles and plugs –
• Pressure or solder contacts – brass
• Crimp/solder contacts – leaded red
®
Krydon
fiberglass-reinforced polyester
material (see listings)
Krydon fiberglass-reinforced polyester
material
brass
®
iron alloy
Standard Finishes:
• Copper-free aluminum – aluminum
acrylic paint
• Feraloy – electrogalvanized and
aluminum lacquer
• Fiberglass-reinforced polyester – natural
(red, white)
• Brass – natural
• Leaded red brass – electro-tin-plate
Electrical Rating Ranges:
• Angle type – 20 and 30 amperes; 125
and 250 VAC
• Straight type – 20 amperes; 125 and 250
VAC
Grounding:
• NEC Article 501 and CEC Part 1 Section
18 requires that metal frames or
exposed non-current-carrying metal
parts of portable devices used in
hazardous locations be grounded
through an extra conductor in the
portable cord
• CPS receptacles and CPP plugs are
provided with an extra grounding pole
• In plugs, provision is made for
attachment of the grounding wire to the
grounding pole. In addition, direct
connection is provided between plug
and receptacle housings and the
grounding pole. In the receptacle,
grounding is accomplished through the
conduit system
Interchangeability of Plugs
with Non-hazardous
Location Receptacles:
• 30 ampere CPP plugs can also be used
with standard 30 ampere AR Arktite
receptacles of the same style and
number of poles, thus permitting
portable devices suitable for use in
hazardous locations to be connected to
receptacles in both hazardous and nonhazardous areas
Note: Equipment to be used in hazardous areas must be
suitable for use in the specific hazardous location.
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Arktite®Circuit Breaking CPS
Cl. I, Div. 1 & 2, Groups C, D
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Explosionproof
Receptacles and CPP Plugs
Wet Locations
Delayed Action
Factory Sealed
Options:
The following special options are available from factory by adding suffix to Cat. #:
Description Suffix
Material: copper-free aluminum, natural finish, is available on certain back boxes. See listings.........................................................................
Receptacle interior rotated 22
Combination of receptacles and EFS/EFD or EDS series devices, such as pilot lights, switches, pushbutton stations, etc., can be
furnished using three, four and five gang bodies..........................................................................................................................................
Hub arrangements other than those listed can be supplied..........................................................................................................................
1
/2° to right (viewed from face) and plug changed to match. 30 ampere units only..............................................
Dimensions
In Inches:
Angle Type Receptacles
Straight Type Receptacles
SA
S4
Specify
Specify
a
=3
1
/2 for single gang
3
7
/16 for two gang
Series 152
Series 532 and 732
20 Ampere Plugs
Cat. # a† b† c d
CPP516‡ 8
CPP512‡ 75
†These dimensions are approximate and vary with cable size.
‡ 20 amp plugs are furnished with solder terminations at standard, ground contacts have
pressure terminations.
3
/8 67/8 13/4 19/16
1
/2 13/4 19/16
30 Ampere Plugs
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