ZHU310 US Plug Insert

ZHU310 is identified by a circular rivet joint; ZHU312 uses a U-shaped rivet joint. That distinction matters when selecting the component for a particular housing and connection arrangement. Compare the joint geometry, pin positions and mating interface with the intended assembly drawing rather than assuming the two inserts are interchangeable.

No. ZHU310 lists pure-copper conductive hardware and a flame-retardant PBT body, but those material descriptions do not assign an electrical rating to an unspecified finished plug. The complete assembly also depends on its geometry, conductor connections and insulating arrangement. Supply the intended housing and assembly specification when asking whether this component suits a particular design.

Provide the mating housing or assembly drawing, including the circular-rivet interface, pin positions and dimensions that control fit. Describe the proposed change and any material or inspection criteria. Existing tooling compatibility and any new tooling work must be established for that design; a different joint arrangement is not automatically an available version of ZHU310.

The linked Intertek ETL Authorization to Mark lists ZHU310 among its attachment plug blade models. Its component scope does not establish approval of an unspecified finished plug or cord assembly. For a purchase or compliance decision, check the named component and document conditions, and obtain current authorization details for the intended supply.

Specify ZHU310, the required black or white body, expected quantity and the intended finished-plug design. Include a mating drawing or housing reference, circular-rivet joint details and any dimensional acceptance criteria. Tell us which technical files, inspection records or document scope your project needs so the enquiry can address the actual component being sourced.