L NM450 123 X – 12/3 50 ft. Flying Lead Power Cord Reel
Reelcraft's Series L NM400 cord reels are NEMA 4 rated and designed for indoor and outdoor use. The guide arm is adjustable every 5° over a 270° arc allowing for the exact configuration to suit a wide range of applications. The containerized drive spring allows for safer, easier handling during maintenance. The heavy-duty cast aluminum design and powder coat finish combine to produce a rugged, corrosion-resistant product. *UL/CSA approved*
- NEMA 4 rating provides protection against water or dust, indoor and out
- Large, easy to access junction box
- Cast aluminum construction with yellow powder coat finish
- One inch (NPT) pipe thread opening provided for conduit inlet
Reel Specifications and Dimensions
Additional information
Weight | 50 lbs |
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UPC | 699567022879 |
A | 15.9" |
B | 13.5" |
C | 4.4375" |
D | 3.0625" |
E | 9.625" |
F | 7.25" |
Accessories
Pivot Base
Tech Bulletins
Video
FAQs
How do I increase or reduce spring tension?
To increase spring tension:
Adding wraps of hose will increase spring tension. This can be accomplished by pulling out approximately 10 feet of hose, hand feed hose back up through roller bracket assembly* until loop is large enough to slip over spool. Add two or three wraps until desired tension is achieved. Do not exceed spring capacity.
To reduce spring tension:
This can be accomplished by removing wraps of hose from the reel spool. Remove wraps of hose from the sheave, one wrap at a time, until desired tension is obtained.
*For dual pedestal reels, you will have to remove the bumper and control handle then feed the end of the hose through the roller bracket assembly to add or remove wraps of hose from the reel drum.
Can my spring driven reel be made constant tension?
Most Reelcraft spring retractable reels can be made constant tension by removing the latching system. There are some models that may not have this capability.
Please refer to our online tech bulletins for more information on converting your reel to constant tension.
Why will my reel not latch?
If your reel will not latch, it could mean the latch spring is broken or the latch pawl or latch plate is bent. The broken or bent part(s) will need to be replaced.
Refer to our Service Manuals page for assistance finding your parts.