Do you know the name, application, and mfg. of this outlet?

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Originally Posted By: jtedesco
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Mr. Tedesco,

Yours is a Great site and interesting group of respondents!

Do you know the name, application, and mfg. of this outlet? It was found in an 80 yr.old house in Missouri .

Please feel free to post this.

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BARRY ADAIR

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Originally Posted By: jpope
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Universal 120V?


No idea as to the manufacturer. . .

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Originally Posted By: Greg Fretwell
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There were a number of these old receptacles that would accept NEMA 5-15s and 6-15s, some even taking 5-20s and 6-20s too. (“T” slots on both sides).


My only guess is that the industry was still in search of standards.

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Originally Posted By: rcooke
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I believe it was leviton and this was a 220 volt and a 110 volt duel voltage receptical back then ,We now call the voltage 120/240 volts.


I found an old crows foot last month
Roy sr

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