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  1. Keith_J

    Can anyone identify this power source plug adapter...?

    Ok, got my Allied catalog out. Measure the round, threaded connector. If 1-3/4" OD by 18 threads per inch, it is a size 28 which can be either a 28-3 which has #8 wire or a 28-4 which uses #4 wire. #4 supports 80 amperes, probably the case here. Allied has the plugs.
  2. Keith_J

    Can anyone identify this power source plug adapter...?

    That IS a Cannon Plug on the machine. Not NEMA. Electrically, it is close to a NEMA 10-50 (line-line-neutral) Hubbell won't have it, Allied might. It is far over-sized since it works with both 50/60 Hz and 400 Hz. These require different transformers.
  3. Keith_J

    Can anyone identify this power source plug adapter...?

    That is a Cannon Plug. You will probably need to make one, might be cheaper to set it up with a conventional power cord with NEMA type plug of correct amperage rating. Like those used for welders.
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