240V: 50A/250V (14-30P) > 60A/240V Bates F

$50.00

A 240V, 50A/250V (14-30P) plug: This plug is designed for use with a 240-volt electrical system and can handle a maximum current of 50 amperes at 250 volts. The "14-30P" likely refers to the plug type or configuration, which may be commonly used in certain industrial or high-power applications.
A 60A/240V Bates F plug: This plug, on the other hand, is designed for a 240-volt electrical system as well but has a higher current rating of 60 amperes. The "Bates F" designation likely refers to the specific type or model of the plug.

50A/250V (14-30P) Plug:

Voltage Rating	240 Volts
Current Rating	50 amperes
Maximum Voltage	250 volts
Plug Type/Configuration	14-30P

60A/240V Bates F Plug:

Voltage Rating	240 volts
Current Rating	60 amperes
Plug Type/Model	Bates F

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