Leviton Mfg Co 081-05359-0VY 20A Grounding Cord Connector

Product Description

The LEVITON MFG CO 081-05359-0VY is an industrial-grade grounding cord connector designed for demanding electrical service environments. Built around a 1-piece hinge construction, the connector assembles quickly without special tooling. The high impact-resistant nylon housing stands up to jobsite abuse, while a clear thermoplastic back terminal cover keeps terminations protected and visible. Curved and crimp-lock terminal clamps allow solid electrical connection without cutting wire strands, reducing prep time and preserving conductor integrity. Rated at 20 amps, this connector is appropriate for heavy-duty cord-and-plug applications in industrial and commercial settings. This package contains 10 connectors.

This connector suits commercial and industrial electrical installations where durable, field-serviceable cord terminations are required. It accommodates a wide cord clamp range of 0.245 inches to 0.700 inches with removable inserts sized for 18-3SVT through 10-3ST cord types. The triple-drive screw heads — straight blade, Phillips, and Robertson — give electricians flexibility to use whatever driver is at hand. The yellow housing color aids quick visual identification on multi-circuit installations or where color-coding is part of site safety protocol.

Key Features

• 1-piece hinge construction speeds field assembly
• Triple-drive screws accept straight blade, Phillips, and Robertson drivers
• Curved and crimp-lock terminal clamps preserve wire strands during termination
• Wide cord clamp range: 0.245 inches to 0.700 inches with removable inserts (18-3SVT to 10-3ST)
• High impact-resistant nylon housing for jobsite durability
• Durable front module lock resists loosening under repeated stress
• UL listed

Compatibility

Designed as an industrial-grade replacement or new-installation cord connector compatible with 18-3SVT through 10-3ST cord types within the 0.245-inch to 0.700-inch cord clamp range.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and applicable local codes. De-energize and lock out the circuit before disassembling or terminating any cord connector. Do not overtighten terminal screws beyond what is needed to achieve a secure, low-resistance connection, and verify conductor insulation is not nicked or damaged during termination.