What is the name of the plug that is commonly used in data centers as a replacement for the IEC 309 16A and 32A plugs?

Whenever we get kit that needs to be connected to a 16A or 32A circuit in data centres the sparkys come out and change the plugs. I am trying to find out what those plugs are called.

This is an image i lifted out of a clipsal catalog but I am unsure how to relate what clipsal call them to their industry names.

http://dingo.net.au/pins.jpg

looks like an AS3123 to me....

AFAIK AS stands for australian standards so its as.... law made in 1994.

As far as the question no idea.

Last time we had that ... they hard wired it in.

Annoying.

cannon jack?

3 phase thingamajig?

looks like a 3phase surface socket or plug base? (im domestic, nfi really)

clipsal captive lock round pin plug

3 phase plug top.

go to the shop... tell them current(amps) , and if it needs 3 phases neutral and earth

so if the cable has red white blue (phases) and black (neutral) and earth

thats a 5pin 3 phase xx amp plug top

they can figure it out

what machine is it for ? how much current does it draw, and what sort of cables it got on the end... and i can help

yay i was right

acetame is my tradesman lulz

just finished 13 hr day running underground power mains and submains for an entire unit site at f***ing pacific pines...

worst day of my life gg

sounds tough

i worked a 23 hour day once. was bulls***

my day consisted of fixing f***ing fans, went to a pizza hut to fix something there, girl was fat, and the floors are slippery cause of all the grease and s***.

man i've copped some s*** in my time, i've done concreting, bricklaying, mowing my bosses lawn, installing speed bumps and traffic signs, tiling, painting, plastering, window repairs as an electrical apprentice.

so yeah man, at least you're doing electrical work :)