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Meters

Self-Contained Meter Sockets

Ring and ringless meter sockets — 4, 5, and 7 jaw, 100A to 320A, single and three phase, with lever bypass options. NEMA 3R, utility-approved configurations available.

Jaw Rings

125 Amp Ring Type 5 Jaw Meter Sockets

125 Amp Ring Type 5 Jaw Meter Sockets

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Lever Bypasses

320 Amp Lever Bypass Self Contained

320 Amp Lever Bypass Self Contained

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MS1G-LB100 - 100A Lever Bypass

MS1G-LB100 — 100A Lever Bypass

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MS1G-LB200 - 200A Lever Bypass

MS1G-LB200 — 200A Lever Bypass

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MS1G-LB320 - 320A Lever Bypass

MS1G-LB320 — 320A Lever Bypass

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between ring and ringless?
A ring-type socket uses a sealing ring to secure the meter cover; a ringless socket uses a sealed cover without the ring. Utility requirements determine which is used — specify your utility if you're not sure.
What amperages and jaw counts are available?
Self-contained sockets are available in 100A, 125A, 200A, and 320A, in 4, 5, or 7 jaw configurations, single or three phase.
Do you make utility-approved meter panels?
Yes — multi-position meter panels approved for Con Edison, Central Hudson, Orange & Rockland, PSEG, and United Illuminating are built to each utility's specification. Spec drawings are in the Spec Sheets tab.
What is lever bypass?
Lever bypass lets the meter be removed or tested without interrupting power to the load. It's available as an option on self-contained sockets.

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