QIXING QX212 Panel Mount Angle Socket 4 Pin 125A IEC 60309 IP67

Description

A 45-degree angled three-phase panel socket.

The QIXING QX212 is a CEE Form panel-mount angle socket rated 4 pin, 125A, 400V three phase, with an IP67 weatherproof rating. It is a fixed socket – mounted through a panel or wall face – with the inlet angled at 45 degrees so the connected plug and its cable exit at an angle rather than straight out. The 4 pin configuration carries three phases and earth, with no neutral, suiting heavy three-phase equipment. These are European-standard industrial connectors conforming to EN/IEC 60309-2, used wherever a robust, weatherproof, panel-mounted connection is required. At 125A this is the highest-rated socket in the three-phase angle range.

Key Features

• CEE Form panel-mount socket, 45° angled
• 4 pin – three phase (3 phases + earth, no neutral)
• 125A rated current
• 400V
• IP67 – protected against dust and temporary immersion
• 6H clock position
• Conforms to EN/IEC 60309-2
• Flush panel-mount flange with angled body

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What an Angle Panel Socket Does

A panel-mount socket is a fixed socket installed through a wall or panel face, with the contacts facing outward to receive a plug. The angled version sets the inlet at 45 degrees, so the plug and its trailing cable exit at an angle rather than projecting straight out from the panel. The QX212 is the high-current 125A three-phase version, used as a fixed connection point on distribution boards, equipment panels, pillars and walls where the angled exit keeps the cable tidy and reduces strain.

High-Current Three Phase

With four pins carrying three phases and earth, the QX212 supplies three-phase equipment at 400V and 125A without a neutral. This makes it suited to heavy three-phase loads such as large motors, distribution and site power. The 45-degree body helps route the connected lead neatly and can reduce mechanical strain on the plug where space in front of the panel is tight. Rated IP67, it is protected against dust and the effects of temporary immersion in water, making it suitable for outdoor, wash-down and demanding industrial locations. As an IEC 60309-2 connector it follows the international pin-and-sleeve standard, so it mates reliably with other IEC 60309 equipment of the same rating and configuration.

Keyed for Safety

The 6h clock position refers to the keyed position of the earth contact under IEC 60309, which corresponds to the connector’s voltage band. This keying helps ensure the socket only connects with a matching plug of the correct voltage rating and configuration.

Q: What is the QX212 used for?
A: It is a panel or wall-mounted fixed socket with a 45-degree angled inlet, used as a high-current three-phase connection point where the plug and cable need to exit at an angle. The QX212 is the 4 pin 125A version.

Q: How is an angle socket different from a straight panel socket?
A: A straight panel socket has the inlet facing directly out from the panel, while an angle socket sets it at 45 degrees, so the connected plug and cable exit at an angle. This keeps leads tidy and helps where front clearance is limited.

Q: What does IP67 mean for this socket?
A: IP67 means it is fully protected against dust and can withstand temporary immersion in water, suiting outdoor and wash-down environments.