Electrical RequirementsTo allow you to understand what is meant when you read or hear "NEMA Receptacle # 6-30R," here is a guide to these terms. If you have any questions about the electrical hookup for your kiln, please contact your local electrician.NEMA is an acronym for National Electrical Manufacturers Association, which sets standards for the configuration of electrical equipment. "R" after the number = Receptacle "P" after the number = Plug Remember, if you look at a plug straight on and also at its receptacle, they will be mirror images of each other. There is no additional charge for configuring the kiln to function on your electric - unless you need a 3-phase configuration, in which case there is an additional charge. |
 120v, 15amp NEMA: 5-15R Household Outlet |
 120v, 20amp NEMA: 5-20R |
 240v, 20amp NEMA: 6-20R |
 240v, 30amp NEMA: 6-30R |
 240v, 30amp NEMA: 10-30R Old Electric Dryer Outlet |
 240v, 30amp NEMA: 14-30R New Electric Dryer Outlet |
 240v, 50amp NEMA: 6-50R |
 240v, 50amp NEMA: 10-50R Old Electric Range Outlet |
 240v, 50amp NEMA: 14-50R New Electric Range Outlet |
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