Secure locking power plug built for generators and heavy equipment Why you need it Prevents accidental disconnection with a reliable locking design, keeping power flowing to critical equipment during use. Supports steady operation of industrial devices and portable generators with a 15 ampere rating. Built to last in demanding environments thanks to wear proof, heat proof rubber and copper construction. Key benefits Stable connection: The locking mechanism reduces interruptions and the need to reseat plugs during operation. durability: Copper conductors provide solid electrical contact while the rugged rubber housing resists wear and heat. Clear compatibility: Designed for use with NEMA L515P plug type power sockets common at RV campgrounds and generator outlets. Features at a glance Function: Locking plug prevents unintended unplugging for reliable power delivery. Rating: 15 ampere capacity for industrial and generator applications. Materials: Wear proof, heat proof rubber housing with copper conductors for durability and reliable conductivity. Compatibility: Works with NEMA L515P style sockets used in RV and generator setups. Practical use scenarios RV camping: Securely connect a generator to an RV power inlet at campgrounds that use NEMA L515P sockets to avoid interruptions while running appliances. Jobsite power: Provide a reliable feed from a portable generator to power tools and equipment where movement and vibration can loosen standard plugs. Outdoor events and temporary power: Maintain continuous power for lighting, sound, or staging equipment when using generator outlets. Simple tips for effective use Match the plug type to the socket: ensure the outlet is NEMA L515P before connecting. Insert fully until the locking mechanism engages to prevent accidental disconnection. Observe the 15 ampere rating and avoid connecting loads that exceed the plug capacity. This locking power plug offers a practical, durable solution for anyone who needs a dependable connection between generators and equipment where accidental unplugging or harsh conditions are a concern.