2-Hole Copper Compression Connectors Lugs Brown LCDX450-38D-6 (Pack of 6)

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About:

• 2-Hole Copper Compression Connectors, commonly referred to as lugs, are essential components used in electrical systems for secure and reliable connections. They join or terminate copper conductors in various electrical applications and are widely used in industrial, commercial, and residential installations to ensure safe and efficient power distribution.
• High-Quality Material Made from high-quality, electrolytic copper, these lugs ensure excellent electrical conductivity and resistance to corrosion. The two-hole design allows for a more secure and stable connection, reducing the risk of loosening over time. They utilize compression to form a tight bond with the conductor, ensuring low resistance and high reliability in electrical connections.
• Versatile and Compliant 2-Hole Copper Compression Connectors (Lugs) are vital for creating secure and efficient electrical connections. Their robust design, high conductivity, and compliance with industry standards make them suitable for a wide range of applications. Proper installation and maintenance are crucial to ensuring their long-term performance and safety in electrical systems.

Also Known As:

2-Hole Copper Lugs, 2-Hole Compression Lugs, 2-Hole Cable Lugs, Double-Hole Copper Connectors, Double-Hole Compression Connectors, 2-Bolt Copper Lugs, 2-Bolt Compression Lugs, 2-Hole Electrical Lugs, Copper Compression Cable Lugs, Copper Terminal Lugs.

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Features:

• Can be used with code conductors and flex conductors, including classes G, H, I, K, M, and diesel locomotive.
• Generously beveled wire entry prevents bent-back strands when inserting the conductor into the barrel.
• Color-coded barrels marked with Panduit® and specified competitor die index numbers for proper crimp die selection.
• Inspection window to visually assure full conductor insertion.
• Tin-plated to inhibit corrosion.
• Suitable for use with flexible, extra-flexible, and code stranded copper conductors.
• Consult the cable manufacturer for voltage stress relief instructions for applications greater than 2000 V.