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Site Power Connector Requirements
A-2 Sixth Edition 95741
■ Site Power Connector Requirements
The power drop connections are described here only for the stand-alone rack
and the desktop drives. In all other cases the drives plug into power strips in
the StorageTek equipment.
Table A-2. Site Power Drop Connectors
Where Used
STK Cable
Part Number
STK
Feature
Connector
Description
Plug/Receptacle
identification
1
Desktop/Rack
North America
(Canada, U.S)
10083242 9930 Household type,
3-prong 120 VAC
10 A
NEMA-5-15P (M)
NEMA-5-15R (F)
Desktop/Rack
North America
(Canada, U.S)
10083625 9930 Household type,
3-prong 120 VAC
15 A
NEMA-5-15P (M)
NEMA-5-15R (F)
Rack Domestic 3127950-xx 9953 Hubbell type 250
VAC 15 A (IEC309)
Hubbell
320P6W (M)
2
Rack Domestic 3127949-xx 9952 Russellstoll type
250 VAC 15 A
Russellstoll
3720DP (M)
3
Desktop
Export
10083241 9931
Continental
4
Europe
standard 250 VAC
10 A
CEE7-7
5
(SCHUKO)
plug or receptacle
Rack
Export
10083302 9954 Comes without
client-side connector
10 A cable
Connectors
supplied by client
Notes:
1. The female (F) receptacle is identified for information only: it is supplied by the
client.
2. This male (M) connector is compatible with inline female connector Hubbell
320C6W and wall receptacle Hubbell 320R6W or inline female connector
RS320C6W and wall receptacle RS320R6W.
3. This male (M) connector is compatible with Russellstoll inline female connector
RS3913 and wall receptacle RS3743.
4. Standardized in Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Holland, Norway, and
Sweden.
5. Order this cable for all desktop installations outside North America. If the
attached client-side connector cannot be used, remove it and replace with client’s
choice.