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Bryant 9650 NEMA 6-50P Rubber Plug, 50A 250V

Bryant 9650 NEMA 6-50P Rubber Plug, 50A 250V

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Bryant 9650 NEMA 6-50P Rubber Plug, 50A 250V

The Bryant 9650 is a rubber-bodied electrical plug built to the NEMA 6-50P configuration, rated 50A 250V, engineered to provide a dependable connection point between a power cord and a mating NEMA 6-50 receptacle. This family is available in Angled and Straight plug body styles, giving electricians and contractors flexibility to match jobsite cord routing while keeping the same rugged rubber housing and NEMA 6-50P pin configuration. Its rugged construction is designed to withstand the physical demands of industrial and commercial jobsites, standing up to impact, abrasion, and general handling better than lightweight plastic alternatives. As part of the Bryant wiring device lineup, the 9650 is intended for electricians, contractors, and facility professionals who need a durable, correctly configured plug for demanding power-connection work. Because it is built to the NEMA 6-50P configuration, the 9650 is designed to mate only with correspondingly configured NEMA 6-50 receptacles, helping crews avoid mismatched or incompatible field connections.

Key Features

  • Electrical Rating: Rated 50A 250V, suited for heavy-duty power connection applications.
  • Angled or Straight Styles: Available in Angled and Straight plug body configurations, letting crews choose the profile that best fits cord routing and jobsite clearance.
  • Rubber Construction: The rubber housing resists impact, abrasion, and general wear, making it well suited to rugged jobsite and industrial handling conditions where standard plastic devices may crack or degrade.
  • NEMA 6-50P Configuration: Built to the NEMA 6-50P blade and pin configuration, the plug is designed to mate securely with NEMA 6-50 series receptacles for a standardized, reliable connection.
  • Male Plug Termination: As a plug (P) device, the 9650 terminates a cord set, allowing equipment or cordage to be connected into a compatible NEMA 6-50 power source.
  • Professional-Grade Wiring Device: Manufactured by Bryant as part of its commercial and industrial electrical device line, the 9650 is built for use by electrical professionals on demanding job sites.
  • Rugged Field Use: The rubber body construction is intended to hold up to the repeated connecting, disconnecting, and rough handling common in industrial and construction environments.

Technical Specifications

  • Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete technical specifications.

Typical Applications

  • Electrical Cord and Cable Assemblies
  • Industrial and Commercial Power Connections
  • Equipment and Appliance Power Cords
  • Replacement and Repair of Existing NEMA 6-50 Plug Ends
  • Jobsite and Heavy-Duty Industrial Environments

Why Bryant?

Bryant is a recognized manufacturer of electrical wiring devices relied on by electrical contractors and facility professionals for dependable, code-compliant hardware. The rubber construction of the 9650 reflects Bryant's focus on building connection devices that can hold up to rigorous, real-world jobsite use rather than light-duty consumer handling. Selecting a Bryant plug built to the correct NEMA 6-50P configuration, in the Angled or Straight style that fits your installation, helps ensure a secure, properly matched connection with your NEMA 6-50 receptacles, supporting safe and reliable operation of connected equipment.

Product Specs

Product Type:
Straight Blade Plug
Configuration:
NEMA 6-50P
Voltage Rating:
250V
Amperage Rating:
50A
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Subgroup:
Plugs & Connectors
Product Material:
Rubber

Bryant 9650ANPB – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will a Bryant 9650 plug work on a welder outlet or EV charger circuit with a NEMA 6-50 receptacle?
The Bryant 9650 is built to the NEMA 6-50P configuration, rated 50A 250V, so it mates with NEMA 6-50 receptacles and nothing else. That's the standard 2-pole, 3-wire 250V outlet used for stick and MIG welders and commonly for Level 2 EV charging cordsets. If your receptacle is a 6-30, 14-50, or any other configuration, the blades will not enter it.
2) What is the difference between the Bryant 9650 angled and straight plug, and which should I order?
Same NEMA 6-50P rubber plug either way, just a different body profile. The straight version, 9650NP, brings the cord out in line with the blades. The angled version, 9650ANPB, turns the cord roughly parallel to the wall so it sits closer in tight clearance and puts less strain on the cord where a machine or charger is pushed up against the outlet. Pick angled where clearance behind the equipment is tight, straight where the cord runs free.
3) Can I use the Bryant 9650 to replace a broken plug end on an existing welder cord?
That's one of its intended uses. The 9650 is a male cord-end plug that terminates a cord set, so it replaces an existing NEMA 6-50 plug end on equipment or appliance cords. Keep the cordage sized for the 50A 250V rating of the device and wire it as a 2-pole, 3-wire connection (two hots plus ground) to match the 6-50 pattern.
4) Does the Bryant 9650 carry a neutral, or is it hot-hot-ground only?
NEMA 6-50 is a 2-pole, 3-wire grounding configuration: two ungrounded conductors at 250V between them, plus an equipment ground. There is no neutral terminal. If the equipment needs 120V as well as 240V, the 6-50 is the wrong configuration for it and you need a 4-wire device such as a 14-50.
5) What is the closest alternative to the Bryant 9650 plug for a 250V welder cord end?
The Bryant 9650 is a rubber-bodied plug rated 50A 250V in the NEMA 6-50P configuration, sold in Angled and Straight plug styles. The nearest alternative of the same electrical character is the Leviton 931-E, a commercial grade straight blade plug described as 3-wire 2-pole, 250V AC, 30/50-amp - the same two-pole three-wire 250V pattern and the same amperage band. The difference is the body: the Bryant 9650 uses a rubber housing, and the 931-E is described as commercial grade rather than as a rubber device.
6) Can I use an Eaton Arrow Hart Ultra Grip or Pass & Seymour EHU plug in place of the Bryant 9650?
No. Those are 125V devices at much lower amperage: the Eaton Arrow Hart Ultra Grip straight blade plug is rated 15A 125V industrial specification grade, and the Pass & Seymour PS5366-SSAN EHU angled plug is rated 20A 125V. The Bryant 9650 is a 50A 250V plug in the NEMA 6-50P configuration, so neither will mate with a NEMA 6-50 receptacle or carry a 50A 250V load. The Pass & Seymour is a useful cross-reference only if you also need a 125V cord end on the same job.
7) I need a 250V plug but only 30A. Is the Bryant 9650 still the right part?
No. The 9650 is a 50A device in the 6-50P pattern, and a 6-30 receptacle will not accept it. For a 250V 2-pole 3-wire plug at a lower current, look at the Leviton 5666-C industrial grade 3-wire 2-pole 250V plug, or the Leviton 931-E commercial grade 3-wire 2-pole 250V plug rated 30/50-amp. Match the plug to the receptacle configuration already installed, not just to the voltage.
8) For a 4-wire 250V machine, what do I use instead of the 9650?
The 9650 is a 3-wire device and cannot serve a 4-wire circuit. For 4-wire, 3-pole straight blade work, the Leviton 275-E commercial grade 4-wire 3-pole angle plug is the alternative we stock in that class. Confirm the receptacle configuration on the machine before ordering, since 4-wire patterns are not interchangeable with one another either.
9) Do both Bryant 9650 styles use the same blade pattern, so I can stock one part number for a fleet of machines?
Both the angled 9650ANPB and the straight 9650NP are the same NEMA 6-50P pattern at 50A 250V, so either will land in any 6-50 receptacle in your building. The only reason to carry both is cord routing clearance at the equipment; electrically they are interchangeable.
10) Is there an industrial grade 250V two-pole plug to use instead of the Bryant 9650?
Yes. The Leviton 5666-C is a 3-wire 2-pole polarized straight blade plug for 250-volt 1-phase service and is designated industrial grade. The Bryant 9650 covers the same 250V two-pole territory at a 50A rating in the NEMA 6-50P pattern with a rubber housing and a choice of Angled or Straight body. Confirm the amperage and blade pattern of the 5666-C against the receptacle before substituting, because a 250V plug only mates with the receptacle configuration it was built to.
11) If I need an angled cord end rather than a straight one, what are my options?
The Bryant 9650 is offered in an Angled body as MPN 9650ANPB alongside the Straight 9650NP, so you can keep the same NEMA 6-50P rubber plug and just change the profile to suit cord routing. Among other angled cord ends, the Leviton 275-E is a 4-wire 3-pole angle plug and the Pass & Seymour PS5366-SSAN is an angled straight blade plug rated 20A 125V - both different electrical configurations, so they are alternatives only if the receptacle matches them.
12) Is a rubber plug better than a nylon or thermoplastic one for jobsite use?
The 9650 uses a rubber body, which takes impact and abrasion from being dragged, dropped, and repeatedly plugged and unplugged without cracking the way rigid plastic can. Where the plug lives in a fixed location and cosmetics or chemical exposure matter more than impact, a nylon-bodied cord plug like the Pass & Seymour MaxGrip M3 is the other direction, though that is a different amperage class of device.
13) Is the Bryant 9650 a commercial or industrial grade plug, and does that matter for an MRO standardization spec?
Bryant builds the 9650 for its commercial and industrial electrical device line, for electricians and facility crews rather than consumer use, with a rubber housing chosen for repeated plugging and rough handling. If your spec calls out a formal grade designation, peers in our catalog state theirs plainly: the Eaton Arrow Hart Ultra Grip is listed as Industrial Specification Grade, the Leviton 5666-C as Industrial, and the Leviton 275-E and 931-E as Commercial.
14) What is the difference between the Bryant 9650 rubber plug and a nylon cord plug like the Pass & Seymour MaxGrip M3?
Material and identification. The Bryant 9650 uses a rubber body, chosen for resistance to impact and abrasion in industrial handling, and is built to the NEMA 6-50P 50A 250V configuration. The Pass & Seymour PS5965-Y is a MaxGrip M3 nylon cord plug supplied in yellow, so the housing is nylon rather than rubber and the color makes the cord end easy to spot on a floor. Verify the PS5965-Y configuration matches your receptacle before treating it as an alternative.
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