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 GENERAL

Hazardous Location (Haz Loc) DS/DSN/DR/DSDC 

Series products are special use connectors rated for use 

in Class I Division 2 and Zone 2 environments where ex-

plosive gases are not likely to be present or are present 

for only short periods of time.

Haz Loc DS/DSN/DR/DSDC receptacles have a dead 

front shutter, which isolates the female supply contacts 

and prevents user exposure to live parts. The recep-

tacle’s safety shutter blocks access to the contacts 

and can only be opened by their respective plugs with 

compatible ratings and contact configurations.

There are inherent dangers

associated with electrical

products. Failure to follow safety precautions can result

in serious injury or death. These instructions must be

followed to ensure the safe and proper installation, oper-

ation and maintenance of the MELTRIC devices. Before

installation, disconnect all sources of power to the circuit

to eliminate the risk of electrical shock.

 RATINGS

Haz Loc DS/DSN/DR/DSDC plugs and receptacles 

are CSA listed in accordance with CSA 22.2 No. 

182.1-07. The amperage, voltage, horsepower and 

environmental ratings are indicated on the product 

labels. In addition, these devices have been evaluated 

by CSA for Class 1 Div 2 and Zone 2 hazardous loca-

tion applications per CSA 22.2 No. 213-M1987. They 

are rated for NON-LOAD BREAK use only.

MELTRIC Haz Loc DS/DSN/DR/DSDC have maxi-

mum short circuit ratings based on fusing as indicated 

on Table 1. Short circuit ratings apply only in ordinary 

locations. The ratings for auxiliary contacts are shown 

in Table 2. Pilot Contacts are rated for NON LOAD 

BREAK use only.

DSDC are not short circuit rated.

* Rating applies with fusing up to this amperage. 

Ratings are based on 

tests performed with Mersen RK1 non-time delay current limiting fuses.

 INSTALLATION

Haz Loc DS/DSN/DR/DSDC Hazardous devices 

should be installed by qualified electricians in 

accordance with all applicable local and national 

electrical codes.
Before starting, verify that the power is off, that the

product ratings are appropriate for the application,

and that the conductors meet code requirements

and are within the capacities of the terminals

noted in Table 3.

Table 3 - Wiring

 

Terminal

 

Capacity

1

 

(in AWG)

 

Main Contacts

 Aux. Contacts

2

Device

Min

Max

Max

DS20        –        20A

14

8

14

DR30

             

 

  

                

30A

14

8

14

DS30        –        30A

14

4

14

DR50

          

 

     

–        50A

14

4

14

DS60        –        60A

10     

2

14

3

DS100C

       

            

100A 

10

2

14

3

DSN150

4

   

 

   

            

150A 

4

2/0

14

3

DS200

   

 

            

 

  

            

200A 

4

4/0

14

3

DR250

   

 

              

            

250A 

4

4/0

14

3

DSDC1

14

8

N/A

DSDC3

14

4

N/A

DSDC6

10

2

N/A

DSDC9

4

2/0

N/A

DSDC2

4

4/0

N/A

Capacity is based on THHN wire sizes

2

 Auxiliary contacts are optional and may not be on all products.

3

 Auxiliary contacts are prewired at the factory.

4

  The DSN150 is intended to be wired with conductors rated 75°C 

or higher. Use only wire/cable rated for hazardous duty.

General Notes and Precautions

  1.    Mounting screws are provided for use with

      all accessories.
  2.    Devices should only be mounted to MELTRIC 

      approved accessories.
  3.    Wire strip lengths are indicated in Table 4. Strip 

lengths for cable sheathing will depend on the  

specific application. 

Table 4 - Wire Strip Length – Dimensions A

Device

Receptacle

Plug/Inlet

Inches

mm

Inches

mm

DS20

Phase

7/16

11

3/4

19

DS20

Auxiliary

1/2

13

3/4

19

DR30

Phase

7/16

11

3/4

19

DR30

Auxiliary

1/2

13

3/4

19

DS30

Phase

9/16

14

7/8

22

DS30

Auxiliary

1/2

13

5/8

16

DR50

Phase

9/16

14

7/8

22

DR50

Auxiliary

1/2

13

5/8

16

DS60       

Phase

15/16

24

15/16

24

DS100C

Phase

15/16

24

15/16

24

DSN150

Phase

1 3/16

30

1 3/16

30

DS200

Phase

1 1/2

30

1 1/2

30

DR250

Phase

1 1/2

30

1 1/2

30

DSDC1

Phase

7/16

11

3/4

19

DSDC3

Phase

9/16

14

7/8

22

DSDC6

Phase

15/16

24

15/16

24

DSDC9

Phase

1 3/16

30

1 3/16

30

DSDC2

Phase

1 1/2

30

1 1/2

30

  

  4.    Wiring terminals are spring assisted to prevent  

loosening due to wire strand settlement, vibration 

and thermal cycling. 

NOTICE: 

Do not over- 

tighten the terminal screws. Appropriate tools  

and tightening torques are indicated in Table 5. 

Table 5 - Terminal Screw Tightening Torques

Device/Contact

Torque

Required Screwdriver or Allen 

Wrench

in-lbs N-m

DS20

Phase

15

1.7

4 mm or 3/16" Precision Tip

DS20

Auxil.

15

1.7

4 mm or 3/16" Precision Tip

DR30

Phase

15

1.7

4 mm or 3/16" Precision Tip

DR30

Auxil.

15

1.7

4 mm or 3/16" Precision Tip

DS30

Phase

15

1.7

5 mm or 3/16" Precision Tip

DS30

Auxil.

9

1.7

3 mm or 3/16" Precision Tip

DR50

Phase

15

1.7

5 mm or 3/16" Precision Tip

DR50

Auxil.

9

1.7

3 mm or 3/16" Precision Tip

DS60        Phase

48

10.2

4 mm hex head

DS100C Phase

48

10.2

4 mm hex head

DSN150 Phase

90

5.4

4 mm hex head

DS200

Phase

130 14.7

5 mm hex head

DR250

Phase

130 14.7

5 mm hex head

DSDC1

Phase

15

1.7

1.7 4 mm or 3/16" Precision Tip

DSDC3

Phase

15

1.7

1.7 5 mm or 3/16" Precision Tip

DSDC6

Phase

48

10.2

4 mm hex head

DSDC9

Phase

90

5.4

4 mm hex head

DSDC2

Phase

130 14.7

5 mm hex head

  

  5.   Some auxiliary contacts are factory prewired.   

Proper splicing method based on application 

requirements should be practiced.

 6.

     NOTICE: 

MELTRIC threaded handles come with 

NPT tapered style threads. Proper thread sealing 

method is recommended to maintain watertight-

ness of all NPT fittings and joints. Use with rated  

cord grips.

Cord Mounted Devices

Strip the cable sheath to provide a workable wire 

length, being mindful that the sheath must extend into 

the handle to ensure proper strain relief and environ-

mental protection. Then strip the individual wires to the 

lengths indicated in Table 4.  
Back out the terminal screws on the receptacle (or 

inlet) far enough (but not completely) to allow the 

conductors to pass. Insert the conductors fully into 

the proper terminals and tighten the screws with the 

appropriate tool to the torque indicated in Table 5.
Verify that the cable jacket extends beyond the strain 

relief and into the handle. Assemble the receptacle 

(or inlet), the color coded gasket, the finger drawplate 

(if needed), and the thin black drawplate gasket to the 

handle with the four screws provided. Adjust the cable 

location so that it will not be under tension inside the 

handle and tighten the compression nut to secure the 

cable.

Assembly for Mounted Receptacles (or Inlets)

In applications where Haz Loc DS/DSN/DR/DSDC 

Receptacles (or inlets) are mounted to wall boxes, 

panels or other equipment, optimal operation is 

achieved when the device is installed with the latch 

at the top and with the force from the cable being 

exerted in a downward direction opposite the latch.

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Table 2 - Auxiliary Contact Ratings

Device

120 VAC 240 VAC 480 VAC 600 VAC

DS20

6 A

3 A

1.5 A

1.2 A

DR30

6 A

3 A

1.5 A

1.2 A

DS30

6 A

3 A

1.5 A

1.2 A

DR50

6 A

3 A

1.5 A

1.2 A

DS60

6 A

3 A

1.5 A

1.2 A

DS100C

6 A

3 A

1.5 A

1.2 A

DSN150

1.5 A

.75 A

.37 A

.30 A

DS200

1.5 A

.75 A

.37 A

.3 A

DR250

1.5 A 

.75 A

.37 A

.3 A

Table 1 - Short Circit Withstand Ratings

Device

Rating Fuse

Type*

DS20  –   20A

100kA @ 600VAC

RK1    80A

DR30  –   30A

100kA @ 600VAC

RK1    30A

DS30  –   30A

100kA @ 600VAC

RK1    125A

DR50  –   50A

100kA @ 600VAC

RK1    50A

DS60  –   60A

100kA @ 600VAC

RK1    250A

DS100C   

 

 

–   100A

100kA @ 600VAC

RK1    250A

DSN150  

  

 

–   150A

  10kA @ 600VAC

RK1     400A

100kA @ 600VAC

RK1     225A

DS200  –   200A

10kA @ 600VAC

RK1    500A

DR250  –   250A

10kA @ 600VAC

RK1    500A

Mount with the latching pawl at 
the top to counteract the weight 
and strain of the plug and cable.

Mount the receptacle 
at a downward angle 
whenever possible.

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Summary of Contents for DS

Page 1: ...to prevent loosening due to wire strand settlement vibration and thermal cycling NOTICE Do not over tighten the terminal screws Appropriate tools and tightening torques are indicated in Table 5 Table 5 Terminal Screw Tightening Torques Device Contact Torque Required Screwdriver or Allen Wrench in lbs N m DS20 Phase 15 1 7 4 mm or 3 16 Precision Tip DS20 Auxil 15 1 7 4 mm or 3 16 Precision Tip DR30...

Page 2: ... a 5 32 in 4 mm or 6 mm hex wrench to fully loosen the pawl s locking screw as shown in step 1 Release the drawbar mechanism on larger devices if it is still engaged Press down on the pawl to eject the plug into the rest or OFF position Rotate the plug approximately 30 counter clockwise until it releases from the receptacle as seen in step 2 Close and latch the receptacle lid as seen in step 3 Ach...

Page 3: ...DC1 Phase 7 16 11 3 4 19 DSDC3 Phase 9 16 14 7 8 22 DSDC6 Phase 15 16 24 15 16 24 DSDC9 Phase 1 3 16 30 1 3 16 30 DSDC2 Phase 1 1 2 30 1 1 2 30 4 Les bornes de raccordement sont dotées de ressorts pour empêcher la formation d un jeu causée par le déplacement des brins des câbles les vibrations et les cycles thermiques MISE EN GARDE Ne pas trop serrer les bornes de raccordement suivre le couple de ...

Page 4: ...ssoir A 4 mm 5 32 ou de 6 mm ou d une clé Allen doit être utilisé pour serrer la vis main vers le bas sur le disque mécanisme d arrêt à cliquet de façon qui ne peut être déprimé Déconnexion Coupez toute alimentation électrique du dispositif Utilisez une clé hexagonale de 4 mm 5 32 ou de 6 mm po pour desserrer complètement la vis de blocage du bouton poussoir comme montré à l étape 1 Desserrez le m...

Page 5: ...R30 Auxiliar 1 2 13 3 4 19 DS30 Fase 9 16 14 7 8 22 DS30 Auxiliar 1 2 13 5 8 16 DR50 Fase 9 16 14 7 8 22 DR50 Auxiliar 1 2 13 5 8 16 DS60 Fase 15 16 24 15 16 24 DS100C Fase 15 16 24 15 16 24 DSN150 Fase 1 3 16 30 1 3 16 30 DS200 Fase 1 1 2 30 1 1 2 30 DR250 Fase 1 1 2 30 1 1 2 30 DSDC1 Fase 7 16 11 3 4 19 DSDC3 Fase 9 16 14 7 8 22 DSDC6 Fase 15 16 24 15 16 24 DSDC9 Fase 1 3 16 30 1 3 16 30 DSDC2 F...

Page 6: ...ando el gatillo con tornillo para bloqueo Se recomienda usar una llave hexagonal de 5 32 4 mm pulgadas o 6 mm para apre tar a mano hasta que pare para que el gatillo no pueda ser activado Desconexión Desenergize el dispositivo Use una llave de 5 32 4 mm hexagonal o una llave Allen de 6 mm para aflojar totalmente el tornillo de bloqueo como se muestra en el paso 1 Libere el mecanismo a palanca para...

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