PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Lex Products Video Wall Power Distro Box — Cam Input to (4) 19-Pin 208V Outputs

Part Number: PH180A1-N1J-24BF3CC  |  Rating: 200A, 3-Phase  |  Enclosure: Molded Rubber "Pagoda"  |  cULus Listed

The Lex Products PH180A1-N1J-24BF3CC is a 200A three-phase video wall power distribution box that converts a 200A cam-type feeder into four 19-pin 208V multicable outputs and three 120V convenience duplexes. Twelve hydraulic-magnetic double-pole breakers protect the 208V circuits, and three single-pole breakers protect the duplexes. The molded rubber enclosure is rated NEMA Type 1 for indoor use and weighs 39 lbs.

Built for LED Video Wall Power

LED wall panels and processors want clean, protected 208V on multicable, not a rat's nest of individual runs. This distro takes a single set of cam-type feeders from your company switch, generator, or tie-in and breaks it out to four 19-pin outputs so an entire wall can be fed with four cable runs instead of dozens. Three duplex receptacles on the same box cover processors, media servers, comms, and work light.

Because the breakers live under a hinged lid rather than on an exposed face, the box survives being loaded, rolled, stacked, and re-rigged the way real production gear gets treated. The elevated base keeps every receptacle up off a wet or dusty deck.

Key Specifications at a Glance

• Input: (1) set of (5) 16 Series cam-type inlets, 400A, single pole, 600V, color-coded, panel mount
• 208V Output: (4) LSC19 19-pin, 20A, 2-pole, 3-wire, 208 VAC receptacles, panel mount
• 120V Output: (3) NEMA 5-20, 20A, 2-pole, 3-wire, 125 VAC duplex receptacles, panel mount
• Circuits: 12 parallel 208V branch circuits across the four 19-pin outputs
• Overcurrent Protection: (12) 20A / 208 VAC double-pole and (3) 20A / 125 VAC single-pole hydraulic-magnetic, branch-rated breakers
• Feed-Thru: None
• Environmental Rating: NEMA Type 1, indoor use
• Enclosure: Molded rubber, Pagoda style
• Dimensions: 14.25" L × 14.25" W × 14.15" H
• Weight: 39.0 lbs
• Agency Approval: cULus Listed

Features and Benefits

• Four multicable outputs from one feeder. Fed from a panel or generator, the box delivers overcurrent-protected power to four industry-standard 19-pin multicable connections.
• Non-dim distribution. Purpose-built for constant-power loads like LED wall panels, practicals, and moving light circuits rather than dimmer-fed conventionals.
• Convenience power included. Three 5-20 duplexes handle processors, laptops, comms, and tools without a separate box.
• Heavy-duty molded rubber enclosure. Fully insulated and resistant to shock, impact, and corrosion.
• Breakers under a hinged lid. Protected from impact and accidental trips during load-in and strike.
• Stackable and compact. A 14" cube footprint that racks cleanly on a cart and travels well.
• Elevated base. Keeps receptacles above ground level and out of standing water and debris.
• Reverse neutral and ground option. Helps prevent mis-mating for added safety on multi-box systems.

Typical Applications

• LED video wall and modular display power on stage, in broadcast studios, and at corporate events
• Trade show and exhibit builds that need protected 208V on the show floor
• Touring and rental inventory where cam-in / multicable-out is the house standard
• Film and television stages distributing non-dim 208V from a generator or tie-in
• Houses of worship and permanent installs feeding a wall from an existing three-phase panel

What You'll Need to Complete the System

• 16 Series cam-type feeder cable sets rated for your service
• 19-pin multicable in the lengths your wall layout requires
• 19-pin breakout fan-outs or wall-panel input boxes at the far end
• Cam-Lok style panel or generator tie-in hardware

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Lex PH180A1-N1J-24BF3CC used for?

It distributes 208V three-phase power to LED video walls and other non-dimmed loads. A single set of cam-type feeders comes in, and four 19-pin multicable outputs plus three 120V duplexes come out, all individually breaker protected.

Do the 19-pin outputs accept standard Socapex-style multicable?

The outputs are Lex LSC19 19-pin panel-mount receptacles, which use the industry-standard 19-pin form factor. Because this box is wired for 208V rather than 120V, always confirm the voltage configuration of any cable and connected equipment before mating. Mismatched voltage on a physically compatible connector is the most common cause of damage on video wall systems.

How many circuits does the box provide?

Twelve 20A 208V branch circuits are distributed across the four 19-pin outputs, plus three separately protected 20A 120V circuits at the duplex receptacles.

What input connectors does it use?

One set of five 16 Series cam-type inlets rated 400A, single pole, 600V, color coded, and panel mounted. That covers three hots, a neutral, and a ground.

Can this distro be used outdoors?

No. It carries a NEMA Type 1 environmental rating, which is indoor use only. For exterior work, choose a Lex distro with a weather-resistant rating and protect all connections from moisture.

Why is the 19-pin output 208V instead of 120V?

Most LED video wall panels and their power supplies accept a wide input range and run more efficiently on 208V, which cuts current draw and allows more panels per circuit. This box is configured specifically for that use case.

What does the reverse neutral and ground option do?

It swaps the position of the neutral and ground cam inlets relative to a standard box so that a reverse-configured feeder cannot be accidentally mated to a standard-configured device. It is a physical keying strategy that prevents dangerous mis-mating.

How much does it weigh and will it stack?

39 lbs, in a 14.25" × 14.25" × 14.15" molded rubber Pagoda enclosure designed to stack for storage and transport.

Is it UL listed?

Yes. The unit is cULus Listed, and the branch circuit breakers are hydraulic-magnetic and branch rated.

Does it have feed-thru outputs to daisy-chain another distro?

No. This configuration has no feed-thru. If you need to pass power to a downstream box, you will need a feed-thru model or a separate splitter at the source.