IMPA: 792856

Cast Iron Watertight 3-Pin Receptacle for Marine & Offshore Use

This cast iron watertight 3-pin receptacle is a robust electrical connection point designed for demanding marine environments. It is ideal for shipboard power distribution, deck outlets, engine room connections, and shore power hookups. The heavy-duty cast iron housing provides exceptional mechanical protection, while the watertight sealing keeps internal contacts dry and safe.

Built to withstand saltwater, moisture, and vibration, the receptacle ensures reliable electrical performance even in harsh conditions. Its 3-pin configuration accommodates standard marine cables and connectors, making it a versatile choice for ship chandlers and vessel operators. Compliant with international electrical safety standards, this receptacle is a trusted component for onboard AC or DC systems.

The unit features corrosion-resistant plating, a screw-type cover for a positive seal, and easy surface-mount installation. All terminal connections are clearly marked for quick wiring. Whether you are upgrading an existing system or outfitting a new vessel, this watertight receptacle delivers long-lasting service with minimal maintenance.

Key Features

Technical Specifications

Product NameCast Iron Watertight 3-Pin Receptacle
IMPA Code792856
MaterialCast Iron (corrosion-resistant coated)
Pin Configuration3 Pole (2P+E)
Rated Voltage250V AC
Rated Current16A
Ingress ProtectionIP67
Mounting TypeSurface Mount
Cable Entry1 x M32
Terminal TypeScrew Terminal
Cover TypeScrew-type threaded cap
StandardsIEC 60309 (compatible)
Dimensions100mm x 100mm x 75mm
WeightApprox. 1.2 kg

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the IMPA 792856 code?

IMPA 792856 is the International Marine Purchasing Association code assigned to this cast iron watertight 3-pin receptacle, used for efficient identification and procurement in ship chandling.

Can this receptacle be used on deck in salty air?

Yes, the cast iron housing is coated with corrosion-resistant paint, and the IP67 watertight seal protects the contacts from moisture, making it suitable for deck, engine room, and other marine applications.

What is the difference between a 3-pin and 5-pin receptacle?

A 3-pin receptacle typically provides a single phase power connection with live, neutral, and earth. It is commonly used for standard marine AC outlets. A 5-pin receptacle offers three-phase power with five contacts. Your choice depends on the power requirements of your equipment.

Does this receptacle come with a plug?

The receptacle is sold separately. A matching watertight 3-pin plug can be sourced from your ship chandler.

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