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Franklin, Wisconsin - MELTRIC Corporation announced the release of RETTBOX® S, a new electromagnetic self-ejection plug and receptacle. The RETTBOX® S is a professional use, load-breaking, self-ejecting compact plug and receptacle designed to provide power to vehicles and onboard equipment requiring electricity. Features and benefits of RETTBOX® S include: 20-30 A ratings and voltage configurations ranging from 110 VAC...

The RETTBOX® S is a professional use, load-breaking, self-ejecting compact plug and receptacle designed to provide power to vehicles and onboard equipment requiring electricity. The reinforced thermoplastic receptacle and box ensure excellent resistance to impacts (IK01), UVs, temperature variations (-40°F/+140°F), and high electrical isolation creating the most reliable and durable electric vehicle plug and receptacle on the market to date...

October 21, 2021 MELTRIC, as a Midwest headquartered company, could not be prouder to see our signature brand of  Switch-Rated plugs and receptacles in Midwest gem, Kwik Trip. Kwik Trip is a La Crosse-based company that has a chain of convenience stores found throughout Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa. At their headquarters you can find an expansive production facility where they...

Franklin, Wisconsin - MELTRIC Corporation is pleased to announce their exhibitor attendance at ASSP’s Professional Development Safety Conference + Exposition, booth 2022. The in-person conference will take place September 13-15 at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, TX. MELTRIC will be showcasing Switch-Rated plugs and receptacles. Features and benefits of Switch-Rated plugs and receptacles: Operators can safely make and break...

Franklin, Wisconsin - MELTRIC Corporation is pleased to announce their exhibitor attendance at this year’s FABTECH, booth B25072. The in-person conference will take place September 13-16 at McCormick Place in Chicago, IL. MELTRIC will be showcasing Switch-Rated plugs and receptacles ideal for welding and fabrication related applications. Features and benefits of Switch-Rated plugs and receptacles: Operators can safely make and...

Franklin, Wisconsin: MELTRIC Corporation is pleased to announce their exhibitor attendance at this year’s MINExpo International at booth 25341. The in-person conference will take place September 13-15 at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, NV. MELTRIC will be showcasing Switch-Rated and High Ampacity plugs and receptacles ideal for mining and aggregate related applications. Features and benefits of Switch-Rated...

Product Change Effective August 9th, 2021, the DS100, DR150, DSN150, and the DSDC9 will be supplied with a new, improved metal receptacle casing. This change elevates the design of the casing so that it is similar in appearance and performance to other MELTRIC product lines. Product Improvements New robust material. The metal casing is now made of injected Aluminum for...

Product Change Announcement Effective 29 January 2021, the standard keying position for 120 volt, 208 volt, and 120/208 dual voltage DSN20s and DXN20s has been changed from position 16 to position 12. As discussed below, this change revises the physical location of the phase and neutral contacts within the device, requires new part numbering, and creates compatibility concerns with the...

Franklin, Wis. — MELTRIC Corporation is pleased to announce the addition of Jim Kenesie to its management team. As the company’s new Marketing Manager, Jim’s primary focus will be to lead efforts to communicate the advantages of MELTRIC’s unique and industry-leading line of Switch-Rated plugs and receptacles and other electrical connectors to users who can benefit from the solutions they...

The GFCI panel box presented in the MELTRIC catalog as Receptacle/GFCI Combinations, has changed UL status. Originally classified to meet the UL 943 standard for GFCI protection, a standard change now requires the panel to have a self-checking automatic circuit detection system to remain UL 943 compliant. While the GFCI panel still offers protection from nuisance tripping, it does not...