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The Brooks LP-K4 is a low-profile K-base conversion adapter that converts self-contained K-base meter enclosures to socket enclosures. The LP-K4 features a dead-front safety shield and is rated for 320 amps (285 continuous) for a Class 320 meter and 200 amps continuous for a Class 200 meter.[1][2]
The LP-K4 is used for converting self-contained K-base meter enclosures to socket enclosures.[1]
The LP-K4 UL is used to convert 400 amp service entrances to accept 320 amp plug-in style meters.[3]
The LP-K4 is rated for 320 amps and 285 continuous for a Class 320 meter.[1]
The LP-K4 is rated for 200 amp continuous for a Class 200 meter.[1]
| Designation | Generation | Vintage | Changes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2700002 | — | — | Standard LP-K4 adapter for converting self-contained K-base meter enclosures to socket enclosures; rated 320 A (285 continuous) for Class 320 meter, 200 A continuous for Class 200 meter | brooksutility.com[1] |
| 2700002-UL | — | — | LP-K4 UL variant rated 320 A continuous; designed to convert 400 A service entrances to accept 320 A plug-in style meters | brooksutility.com[3] |
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The LP-K4 converts self-contained K-base meter enclosures to socket enclosures.[1]
The LP-K4 uses a dead-front safety shield for guiding the meter into its proper position.[1]
The LP-K4 UL converts 400 amp service entrances to accept 320 amp plug-in style meters.[3]
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Last updated Oct 9, 2026.