Henny Penny 16242 Plug, 250 Volt, NEMA 5-50P

Henny Penny 16242 Plug, 250 Volt, NEMA 5-50P

The Henny Penny 16242 Plug is a genuine OEM electrical plug rated at 250 volts with a NEMA 5-50P configuration. Designed for reliable power connection in commercial cooking equipment and heavy-duty kitchen environments, this plug ensures a secure and stable electrical interface for compatible appliances.

Product Overview

This heavy-duty NEMA 5-50P plug provides a robust connection to standard 250 V electrical outlets commonly used in commercial kitchens. Built to OEM specifications, the 16242 plug offers dependable service life and secure electrical contact during frequent operation.

Key Features

• Genuine OEM Part — Manufactured to Henny Penny’s exact specifications for proper fit and performance.
• 250 Volt Rating — Designed for use with 250 V power supplies in commercial settings.
• NEMA 5-50P Configuration — Standard plug type for heavy-duty electrical connections.
• Durable Construction — Built to withstand frequent insertion and removal.
• Secure Connection — Ensures stable electrical contact for reliable operation.
• Easy Replacement — Simple swap-in design minimizes downtime.

Why Choose Genuine Henny Penny OEM Parts?

• Ensures safe and reliable electrical compatibility with your equipment.
• Maintains original performance and safety standards.
• Reduces risk of premature failure due to inferior or generic components.
• Supports long-term durability under commercial usage conditions.

Applications

The Henny Penny 16242 NEMA 5-50P plug is used on various commercial cooking appliances and systems that require a 250 V power connection. Always verify power requirements and configuration of your equipment before installation to ensure correct part selection.

Technical Specifications

Part Number	16242
Part Name	Plug, 250 Volt, NEMA 5-50P
Voltage Rating	250 Volt
Plug Type	NEMA 5-50P
Manufacturer	Henny Penny
OEM Status	Genuine OEM Replacement Part

Installation & Safety Tips

• Disconnect all power sources before servicing or replacing the plug.
• Verify correct voltage and plug configuration before installation.
• Avoid loose or exposed wiring to prevent electrical hazards.
• Use qualified personnel for electrical installation to ensure safety.
• After installation, confirm secure fit and proper electrical contact.