Victron Plug 32A/250Vac 2p/3w for Power Inlet | SHP303204000

This is the Victron Energy replacement plug rated at 32A/250Vac in a 2-pole, 3-wire configuration, made to mate with Victron's 32A shore power inlet. It suits marine, off-grid and mobile power installations that need a secure, correctly rated shore power connection.

Key features

• Rating, 32A and 250Vac, for single-phase shore power connections.
• Configuration, 2-pole, 3-wire (2p/3w), giving live, neutral and earth conductors.
• Compatibility, designed to connect with Victron Energy 32A power inlets.
• Weight, 0.34 kg, suitable for confined installation spaces.
• Identification, SKU SHP303204000, GTIN 8719076007548.

Product overview

The plug is the shore-side connector used with Victron's 32A power inlet. The 2p/3w designation means it carries two current-carrying poles, live and neutral, plus a protective earth. This is the standard arrangement for single-phase AC shore power feeds in marine and land-based off-grid systems.

Using a correctly rated plug matters for safety and compliance. A 32A rating means the contact surfaces and housing are specified to carry the full continuous load without overheating. Mismatched or undersized connectors on a 32A circuit are a known cause of connection failure and fire risk in marine settings.

Applications

• Shore power connections on leisure and commercial vessels fitted with Victron 32A inlets.
• Replacement plug for existing Victron shore power cable assemblies.
• Off-grid cabins, mobile homes and vehicles with a Victron 32A power inlet installed.
• Spares stock for marine electrical contractors and Victron service centres.

What's in the box

• 1 x Victron Energy Plug 32A/250Vac (2p/3w)

Installation notes

Fitting should be carried out by a qualified electrician or competent marine electrical engineer. Shore power circuits run at mains voltage and must be correctly earthed and protected by an appropriately rated breaker or RCD. Use cable rated for the full 32A load, suited to the marine or off-grid environment. Vessel shore power installations should comply with the relevant sections of BS EN ISO 13297 or applicable local regulations.