Leviton Telcom 2K208-4D Meter Socket 208V 400A 3-phase

Product Description

The LEVITON TELCOM 2K208-4D is a meter socket designed for three-phase, four-wire electrical metering applications operating at 208 volts and rated for 400 amps. This unit provides a secure, code-ready enclosure for utility-grade revenue metering and serves as the interface between the utility service and downstream distribution equipment. It is sized for commercial and light industrial installations where three-phase power is distributed at 208V. Licensed electricians handle installation, typically at the service entrance or on a meter bank assembly.

This meter socket is suited for commercial buildings, multi-tenant facilities, and light industrial sites requiring three-phase metering at 208 volts. The 400-amp rating accommodates substantial service loads, making it appropriate for panel boards, motor control centers, and other high-demand distribution points. It is installed at the service entrance as part of a metered distribution assembly and must comply with local utility requirements and applicable NEC provisions for service equipment.

Key Features

• Rated 400 amps for high-capacity commercial and light industrial service entrances
• 208-volt, three-phase, four-wire configuration supports standard commercial distribution
• OEM-style meter socket form factor for utility metering applications
• Single-unit packaging suitable for individual service point installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation meter socket for 208V three-phase four-wire commercial electrical service entrance applications. Verify utility meter form and jaw configuration requirements with the local utility authority before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and local utility interconnection requirements. De-energize the service and coordinate with the utility provider before working on any meter socket or service entrance equipment. Verify that the meter form factor accepted by this socket matches the utility-supplied meter before mounting. All conduit entries and grounding connections must meet local inspection and utility approval standards.