Marinco RY504-2-30 50A Female to 2-30A Male Reverse

Marinco RY504-2-30 50A Female to 2-30A Male Reverse "Y" Cable - RY504-2-30

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Marinco RY504-2-30 50A Female to 2-30A Male Reverse "Y" Cable - RY504-2-30Marinco RY504 2 30 50A Female to 2 30A Male Reverse Y Cable RY504 2 30 Reverse Y Adapter The Reverse Y Adapter has two male plugs with special power isolation circuitry for added safety. When one plug is connected to a receptacle, the circuitry isolates the second plug. The reverse Y provides 50A 125 250V power when only two 30A 125V receptacles are available. Note: Reverse Y will NOT work with 50A, 125V, 3 wire inlets. Power is provided in both

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011