L14-30 to L6-20 adapter

Selling a 1-foot pigtail. One end is an L14-30 plug for connecting to modern dryer or some motor outlets (also some RV parks). The other end is an L6-20 receptacle, which is the standard plug used on upgraded LEAF EVSE's from evseupgrade.com.

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$35 via paypal shipped anywhere in the continental US.

Same as this: http://www.amazon.com/NEMA-L14-30P-L6-20R-Plug-Adapter/dp/B004XWAW9K" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

or this: http://rackmountpdu.com/Products/700-1-foot-l14-30-to-l6-20-power-cord.aspx" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Clothes dryer? That doesn't seem to be a clothes dryer plug. Generator probably.

srl99 said:

Clothes dryer? That doesn't seem to be a clothes dryer plug. Generator probably.

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L14-30 is usually used on a generator never a dryer. Dryers are 10-30 and 14-30.

There's a clothes dryer plugged into a L14-30 (NOT a "14-30") at a building where I spend time... now it's entirely possible that this was a custom install because the outlet was already there for a large hinged door motor... but that's pretty irrelevant. The cord being sold is most definitely an L14-30... so make sure that's what you actually need. ;-)

L14-30 will not connect at any RV space in an RV park.

NEMA 14-50 for listed 50 amp service or NEMA 30-TT for listed 30 amp service.
Many also have NEMA 5-20 GFI outlet but no L14-30.