• neidu2@feddit.nl
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    Three phase + Ground and a fucking interlock pin. Loving it.

    Now we’re just waiting for PSUs to provide a 400V rail with matching connector. Corsair, you wanna be first to the market?

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      6 months ago

      There’s no interlock pin on these. The 5th is a neutral. Hubbell makes a few versions of these with an interlock system (these, but these are just 3 phase 208v plugs with ground and neutral.

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        6 months ago

        The one on the tip of the plug is a locking nub, proper outlets have a power switch that will only allow the plug to be removed when switched off, otherwise mechanically locking it into the outlet.

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          That is mostly there for another reason, to distinguish between different voltages.

          When a connector is meant for a different voltage the Earth connector (which is thicker than the rest) gets moved along the circle so it would be impossible to plug it into one with a different voltage. The nub stops you from just turning the plug to make it fit.

          Greetings from Germany from someone who has used these quite a few times, mostly 16A and 32A variants and has never seen a locking one.

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          6 months ago

          I may have misspoke, the cord cap is capable of being locked in, but the receptacle does not have any sort of locking mechanism, it’s just a receptacle outlet. The only ones that have the interlock are the ones with a switch lever or knob attached to the unit.

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      Hope PCPartPicker lets you factor in the cost of calling your power company and asking them to wire up your house for 3 Phase soon.

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      6 months ago

      That’s a regular high(er) voltage plug here in Germany, usually carries around 400V

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        Yup, using them a lot for 400V industrial here in Norway. We use those exact connectors (but without the interlock) at work.