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| Earth contact position | 6h | |
| Rated current(A) | 200 | |
| Pole | 4 | |
| Dimension(mm) | a | 302 |
| b | 142 | |
| c | 134 | |
| d | 65 | |
| Ø | 45-66 | |
| Cable nominal cross-section area(mm²) | 45-66 | |
| Current(A): | 200A |
| Voltage(V): | 380-415V~3P+E |
| Protection degree: | IP67 |

| Earth contact position | 6h | |
| Rated current(A) | 200 | |
| Pole | 4 | |
| Dimension(mm) | a | 140 |
| b | 140 | |
| c | 120 | |
| d | 120 | |
| e | 145 | |
| f | 20 | |
| g | 120 | |
| h | 178 | |
| i | 9 | |
| j | 36 | |
| Cable nominal cross-section area(mm²) | 45-66 | |
| Current(A): | 200A |
| Voltage(V): | 380-415V~3P+E |
| Protection degree: | IP67 |

| Earth contact position | 6h | |
| Rated current(A) | 200 | |
| Pole | 4 | |
| Dimension(mm) | a | 328 |
| b | 162 | |
| c | 65 | |
| Ø | 45-66 | |
| Cable nominal cross-section area(mm²) | 45-66 | |
| Current(A): | 200A |
| Voltage(V): | 380-415V~3P+E |
| Protection degree: | IP67 |

| Earth contact position | 6h | |
| Rated current(A) | 200 | |
| Pole | 5 | |
| Dimension(mm) | a | 302 |
| b | 142 | |
| c | 134 | |
| d | 65 | |
| Ø | 45-66 | |
| Cable nominal cross-section area(mm²) | 45-66 | |
| Current(A): | 200A |
| Voltage(V): | 220-380V~/240-415V~3P+N+E |
| Protection degree: | IP67 |

| Earth contact position | 6h | |
| Rated current(A) | 200 | |
| Pole | 5 | |
| Dimension(mm) | a | 140 |
| b | 140 | |
| c | 120 | |
| d | 120 | |
| e | 145 | |
| f | 20 | |
| g | 120 | |
| h | 178 | |
| i | 9 | |
| j | 36 | |
| Cable nominal cross-section area(mm²) | 45-66 | |
| Current(A): | 200A |
| Voltage(V): | 220-380V~/240-415V~3P+N+E |
| Protection degree: | IP67 |

| Earth contact position | 6h | |
| Rated current(A) | 200 | |
| Pole | 5 | |
| Dimension(mm) | a | 328 |
| b | 162 | |
| c | 65 | |
| Ø | 45-66 | |
| Cable nominal cross-section area(mm²) | 45-66 | |
| Current(A): | 200A |
| Voltage(V): | 220-380V~/240-415V~3P+N+E |
| Protection degree: | IP67 |

| Earth contact position | 6h | |
| Rated current(A) | 250,400 | |
| Pole | 4 | |
| Dimension(mm) | a | 402 |
| b | 179 | |
| c | 264 | |
| d | 65 | |
| Ø | 45-66 | |
| Cable nominal cross-section area(mm²) | 45-66 | |
| Current(A): | 250A, 400A |
| Voltage(V): | 380-415V~3P+E |
| Protection degree: | IP67 |

| Earth contact position | 6h | |
| Rated current(A) | 250,400 | |
| Pole | 4 | |
| Dimension(mm) | a | 213 |
| b | 216 | |
| c | 127 | |
| d | 127 | |
| e | 157 | |
| f | 90 | |
| g | 153 | |
| h | 140 | |
| i | 6 | |
| Cable nominal cross-section area(mm²) | 45-66 | |
| Current(A): | 250A, 400A |
| Voltage(V): | 380-415V~3P+E |
| Protection degree: | IP67 |

| Earth contact position | 6h | |
| Rated current(A) | 250,400 | |
| Pole | 4 | |
| Dimension(mm) | a | 447 |
| b | 238 | |
| c | 65 | |
| d | 213 | |
| Ø | 45-66 | |
| Cable nominal cross-section area(mm²) | 45-66 | |
| Current(A): | 250A, 400A |
| Voltage(V): | 380-415V~3P+E |
| Protection degree: | IP67 |

| Earth contact position | 6h | |
| Rated current(A) | 250,400 | |
| Pole | 5 | |
| Dimension(mm) | a | 402 |
| b | 179 | |
| c | 264 | |
| d | 65 | |
| Ø | 45-66 | |
| Cable nominal cross-section area(mm²) | 45-66 | |
| Current(A): | 250A, 400A |
| Voltage(V): | 220-380V~/240-415V~3P+N+E |
| Protection degree: | IP67 |

| Earth contact position | 6h | |
| Rated current(A) | 250,400 | |
| Pole | 5 | |
| Dimension(mm) | a | 213 |
| b | 216 | |
| c | 127 | |
| d | 127 | |
| e | 157 | |
| f | 90 | |
| g | 153 | |
| h | 140 | |
| i | 6 | |
| Cable nominal cross-section area(mm²) | 45-66 | |
| Current(A): | 250A, 400A |
| Voltage(V): | 220-380V~/240-415V~3P+N+E |
| Protection degree: | IP67 |

| Earth contact position | 6h | |
| Rated current(A) | 250,400 | |
| Pole | 5 | |
| Dimension(mm) | a | 447 |
| b | 238 | |
| c | 65 | |
| d | 213 | |
| Ø | 45-66 | |
| Cable nominal cross-section area(mm²) | 45-66 | |
| Current(A): | 250A, 400A |
| Voltage(V): | 220-380V~/240-415V~3P+N+E |
| Protection degree: | IP67 |

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READ MOREHigh-current connections are unforgiving: small issues in contact quality or retention can turn into heat buildup, nuisance shutdowns, or dangerous interruptions. When specifying 200A-630A Plugs, the goal is simple—deliver stable current transfer repeatedly, in real environments where dust, vibration, rain, and rushed changeovers are normal.
Where 200A–630A plugs are commonly used (and why selection matters)
In procurement and field use, a high-current Industrial Power Plug is often chosen for:
These applications punish weak retention and inconsistent assembly—so the plug must be treated as a reliability component, not just a commodity part.
The practical checklist engineers use in the field
1) Contact performance
Once you're above 200A, heat is often created by small contact issues rather than the load itself. Better designs typically focus on:
2) Retention and locking (preventing the most common site failure)
On construction and industrial sites, unexpected power loss is frequently caused by a connector getting bumped, pulled, or vibrated loose. Secure locking helps to:
3) Durability for harsh environments (because "industrial" often means outdoors)
If the plug will live in the real world—dust, rain, impacts—evaluate it for:
4) IEC 60309-style conventions (easier standardization and sourcing)
Choosing products aligned with IEC 60309 practices usually makes operations smoother by enabling:
Sizing and configuration: avoiding costly mismatches
When buyers compare 200A-630A Plugs, the risk isn't only "undersized current." It's also mismatched configuration that forces adapters or unsafe workarounds. Good sourcing practice is to confirm:
Done right, you reduce rework, speed up commissioning, and keep the connection "boringly reliable.
Common mistakes that lead to service calls (and how to prevent them)
Standardize where possible, and prioritize designs that stay mechanically secure after repeated use.