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EAG1252 - Eagle 1252 NEMA 6-50R Flush Mount Receptacle 50A 250V

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OVERVIEW

Standard NEMA 6-50R Welder Outlet

Upgrade or repair your welding power infrastructure with the Eagle 1252 Female Receptacle. This 50 Amp, 250 Volt flush-mount receptacle is the definitive solution for connecting single-phase welding machines to your shop's power grid. Built to the NEMA 6-50R standard, it is the matching female counterpart to the common "crowfoot" style plugs (such as the Eagle 42) found on the power cords of MIG, TIG, and Stick welders. Ensuring you have a high-quality, tight-fitting receptacle is vital for preventing voltage drop and ensuring your welder delivers its full rated output.

Welders know that a loose or worn wall socket can lead to heat buildup, tripped breakers, and inconsistent arcs. The Eagle 1252 is manufactured to industrial tolerances to provide a firm, positive connection every time you plug in. Its heavy-duty thermoplastic housing resists impact and chemical exposure, making it suitable for tough shop environments. The flush-mount profile keeps the outlet protected within the wall or electrical box, minimizing the risk of physical damage from moving equipment or materials.

Technical Specifications and Use

The Eagle 1252 is rated for 250 Volts AC and 50 Amperes, making it suitable for the majority of shop-class and industrial single-phase welders. It utilizes a 2-pole, 3-wire grounding configuration. The "hot" wires connect to the two angled slots, while the U-shaped slot serves as the equipment ground. This configuration is distinct from dryer or range outlets, preventing accidental connection of incompatible appliances. It is designed to be used with copper or aluminum wire (verify specific unit markings and local codes) and features large terminal screws for secure wire termination.

Essential for Shop Setup

Whether you are wiring a home garage for a new hobby welder or outfitting a commercial fabrication bay, the Eagle 1252 is the correct hardware for the job. It pairs seamlessly with the Eagle 42 Male Plug, creating a safe and standardized power interface. Don't compromise on your power delivery system; use the Eagle 1252 to ensure your welding machines receive the clean, safe power they need to perform at their best.

Additional Information
Item:Receptacle
Amperage:50 A
Voltage:250 V
NEMA Configuration:6-50R
Poles / Wires:2-Pole, 3-Wire Grounding
Mounting Type:Flush Mount
Compatible Plug:Eagle 42, NEMA 6-50P
Material:Thermoplastic, Heavy-Duty Vinyl
Application:Welders, Generators, Compressors
Packaging Description:1 per each
Brand:Techniweld

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Eagle 1252 Female Receptacle (50A, 250V)
  • Installation Screws (if applicable)

APPLICATIONS

  • Powering MIG, TIG, and Stick welding machines
  • Connecting plasma cutters requiring 230V single-phase power
  • High-amperage air compressors
  • Industrial generators and power distribution
  • RV or marine shore power (where NEMA 6-50 is applicable)

FAQ

The Eagle 1252 is a NEMA 6-50R receptacle and mates with any NEMA 6-50P plug, such as the Eagle 42 Male Plug.

This receptacle is rated for 250 Volts, which makes it suitable for standard North American 220V, 230V, or 240V single-phase circuits. It is not for 110V/120V applications.

The Eagle 1252 is rated for a maximum of 50 Amps.

Yes, due to its size and the heavy gauge wire required, it is typically installed in a deep single-gang box or a 4-inch square box with a single-gang mud ring.

No. While they may look similar, dryers and stoves typically use NEMA 10-30, 10-50, 14-30, or 14-50 configurations which often include a neutral wire. The NEMA 6-50R does not have a neutral connection.

For a 50 Amp circuit, #6 AWG copper wire is typically required. Always consult a qualified electrician and local electrical codes for your specific installation.

The Eagle 1252 is a flush mount receptacle designed to be installed inside an electrical box behind a faceplate.

Yes, it is a 2-Pole, 3-Wire Grounding receptacle. The third hole (U-shaped) is for the equipment ground.
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