Hubbell Twist-Lock® Devices

EIN Hubbell Twist Lock Edge

December 5, 2021

To improve installation time by more than 80% on electrical projects, Hubbell Wiring Device-Kellems has designed the new Twist-Lock® Edge Series Receptacle featuring screwless terminations. It’s the market’s fastest-terminating receptacle, letting installers get more done in less time. Instead of using screws at termination points, a strong levered spring within the device continues to apply pressure as strands relax over time, keeping wires tight.

Features

Hubbell’s innovative Twist-Lock® Edge Series receptacles with screwless terminations are the fastest devices to terminate on the market.

  • Available in a variety of Amps and Volts
  • Strong spring continues to apply pressure as strands relax
  • No exposed metal on receptacles, allowing more devices to be installed closer together
  • No torque screwdrivers required for wiring

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